The phrase "attractive dancer" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a dancer who is appealing in appearance or performance.
Example: "The audience was captivated by the attractive dancer who stole the spotlight with her graceful moves."
Alternatives: "charming performer" or "appealing dancer".
Ballet du Nord has attractive dancers and a pleasantly internationalist atmosphere.
Those men with high 2D-4D ratio were rated as more attractive dancers.
The attractive dancers were Benoit-Swan Pouffer, Ms. Sayyed-Gaines, Ms. Thomas, Clifton Brown, Linda Celeste Sims and Mr. Rushing.
But this was not generally a work that suggested metaphors or anything other than pretty shapes, prettily drawn by attractive dancers.
The choreographer Pascal Rioult, whose company, Rioult, opened its weeklong season at the Joyce Theater on Tuesday, has attractive dancers, appealing music (some of it live) and plenty of real professional choreographic skills.
Otherwise it's like an exaggerated version of too many evenings at its parent company, the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, when "Revelations" isn't on the program: attractive dancers, limited and repetitious choreography.
Women in the fertile phase of their menstrual cycle are judged as more attractive dancers by men than are women in a less-fertile phase, a new study finds.
The results revealed that though the men had no idea fertility was even being studied, they judged fertile women as more attractive dancers than women in their nonfertile phase.
And much of the time we might be watching one of those lyrical ballets in which attractive young dancers respond prettily to the strains of Dvorak or Janacek.
Why should a Hammerstein be back there?" James Hammerstein found the lead female dancer attractive, and asked her out.
