What do you mean by "perform"?  If you mean to really, truly dance in a big company on a full-time basis, no.  But there may be opportunities if you set your sights a little lower.   Depending on where you live and the relative abundance of dance schools in your area, you might be able to attach yourself to a production of the Nutcracker and get a decent dancing role.  Small regional and local productions of the Nut almost always have difficulty filling male roles.  

I used to know someone who started ballet at the age of 47 in July, and in December he was dancing Chinese in a local Nutcracker.  I also know someone who'd been taking ballet for years and who went to a Nutcracker audition accompanied by her boyfriend, who had never danced before and showed no interest in ballet.  He was prevailed upon to lift her and a couple of the other women.  Ultimately, he was shanghaied into the role as the Cavalier (his girlfriend was rejected, ironically) though he only had a few weeks in which to prepare.  I saw him perform, and he actually did a fair job.  By the end of the run, he was hooked on ballet and has danced in the Nutcracker ever since, as well as other productions of this little company.