The phrase "a classically trained dancer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a dancer who has received formal training in classical dance styles, such as ballet.
Example: "She is a classically trained dancer who has performed in numerous prestigious ballet productions."
Alternatives: "a formally trained dancer" or "a trained ballet dancer".
The married commander, now 54, was accompanied by his lover, Domnica Cemortan, a classically trained dancer from Moldova.
Boulé is a classically trained dancer who once studied ballet, but in her contemporary practice she aims to transcend established techniques.
Boulé is a classically trained dancer who once studied ballet, but in her contemporary practice she aims to transcend established techniques.
PLAYING the part of a monkey in front of a crowd of hundreds requires a lot of a classically trained dancer.
Like the princess with whom Ivan falls in love and her retinue of 12 maidens, the ballerina in the Firebird role is a classically trained dancer.
Francesca Harper, a classically trained dancer, has all the right moves in "Love You Madly" and she dazzles with Eugene Fleming in "Don't Get Around Much Anymore".
A young, classically trained dancer with the Vietnam National Opera and Ballet Theater, he works largely with deaf and hearing-impaired performers in Together Higher, the contemporary company he founded with his wife, Luu Thi Thu Lan.
The solo, however, did serve as a reintroduction to Alicia Graf Mack, an impossibly long-limbed, classically trained dancer who returns to the company this season.
Not an easy thing to do but this classically trained dancer for the New York City Ballet shows he is a triple threat as a dancer, singer and actor.
His dream would be with FKA twigs (the otherworldly R&B singer and classically trained dancer from England and Florencee Welch (the lusty lead singer of Florence and the Machine).
Classically trained dancer Irina Roizin long harboured dreams of opening her own ballet school.
