The phrase "a solo dancer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a dancer performing alone, often in the context of a performance or competition.
Example: "The audience was captivated by the grace and skill of the solo dancer on stage."
Alternatives: "a single dancer" or "an individual dancer".
A solo dancer steps out and doesn't move.
"It's hard to be a solo dancer," Ms. Steinberg said.
And a solo dancer kept circling a block of ice.
In Desh, his impressive new work, Akram Khan is a solo dancer on a busy stage.
The two-hour performances feature a solo dancer backed by musicians and a singer; the dancer neither leaves the stage nor changes costumes.
As a solo dancer Mr. Ames was praised by critics for his silvery lightness of foot and dazzling leaps and turns.
His performance of "I'll Make Love To You" was mediocre at best, and the staging was utterly baffling, with a profusion of smoke and a random solo dancer in a red dress, who seemed to have wandered in from 'So You Think You Can Dance' and gotten confused, swaying in the background.
The police declined to identify any of the victims, but the father was identified by colleagues as James L. Fayette, a former solo dancer with the New York City Ballet who now is a representative for the union that represents the dancers, the American Guild of Musical Artists.
The bomba group Alma Moyó has in its repertoire a dance a duet between a drummer sitting on top of his turned-over drum and the steps of a male solo dancer festooned with kerchiefs that is almost identical to a tumba francesa dance called frenté.
The bomba group Alma Moyó has in its repertoire a dance — a duet between a drummer sitting on top of his turned-over drum and the steps of a male solo dancer festooned with kerchiefs — that is almost identical to a tumba francesa dance called frenté.
"Re-Enter Pierrot" will be performed by Mr. Louis, a noted solo dancer.
