"dance challenge" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a type of challenge or game involving a dance (e.g. "We had a great time playing the dance challenge at the party").
On Friday at 8 p.m., the Vail-Leavitt Music Hall on Peconic Avenue in Riverhead will hold the Island premiere of "Dance Challenge (Le Defi)," a musical comedy set in Paris, and a live performance of a new ballet, "Laundry," by Ian Spencer Bell.
The presenter and broadcaster currently presents a show on Radio 2 and recently completed a 24-hour dance challenge for Comic Relief.
No official charge for making a supremely poorly-timed dance challenge video, though.
Musers turned this viral hit into the "Dame Tu Cosita Dance Challenge:".
After a dance challenge she intentionally trips Shakeela, much to the embarrassment of Ramakanth who breaks up with her.
Dance is often seen as a very image and body-led artform – how much is integrated dance challenging that?
Dance is inscribed in the present, and as violence increases and liberty lessens, dance challenges us to work for the idea of freedom".
Four men took advantage of an empty space in the middle of the dance floor to break dance, challenging one another with rapid splits and head spins.
Butoh remains one of the most controversial forms of Japanese contemporary dance, challenging audiences with its enigmatic and often violent imagery.
By Matthew Trammell November 4, 2016 The songs that score the viral dance challenges, like Crime Mob's "Knuck If You Buck," add a connective, traceable nervous system to the writhing mass of grainy video loops.
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