Perform (verb)

1. Carry out (an action).
2. Give a public performance of (a play, concert, etc.).
3. Do or carry out (something specified).

Origin:

Middle english (in the sense "carry out an action"): from old french parfourmir, from par- "completely" + fourmir "accomplish, do". the sense "give a public performance" dates from the late 16th century.

Examples:

1. The band performed their new single for the first time.
2. The actor performed the monologue with great emotion.
3. The company performed well in the stock market this year.
4. The school will perform the play next week.
5. He performed the task with great skill.