This is possible, although is uses some dubious quirks of Perl to do it.

use threads;;
use Thread::Queue;;

## define a sub that prints out the thread and package it is running u
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sub test{ 
    print threads->self->tid, __PACKAGE__ . "::test" for 1 .. 5; 
};;

## test it
test();;
0 main::test
0 main::test
0 main::test
0 main::test
0 main::test

## A queue for communication
$Q = new Threads::Queue;;

## A thread that pulls the code ref of the queue and invokes it
sub thread{ 
    my $Q = shift; 
    my $code = $Q->dequeue; 
    &{ $code }->() 
};;

## create the thread
$t = threads->create( \&thread, $Q );;

## And post the name of the code to be invoked
$Q->enqueue( 'test' );;
1 main::test
1 main::test
1 main::test
1 main::test
1 main::test
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What if anything you choose to do with this information is at your own risk :)