"dance talent" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe someone's ability to perform a particular dance skill, such as their skill in ballet or hip-hop. For example, "Karen has amazing dance talent - she can easily pick up any dance routine."
"Brazil is a storehouse of dance talent," she said.
It is the first of its kind at the arts center, and is dedicated to showcasing the state's dance talent.
Today there are theaters scattered through downtown Manhattan that serve as crucibles for new dance talent.
Excited about Sky1's new Davina McCall dance talent show, Got to Dance?
This unself-conscious, professional format could become one of the city's best showcases for new dance talent.
Murphy has also signed Big Brother presenter Davina McCall to host Sky1's new dance talent show.
Now, its European premiere is directed and choreographed at the West Yorkshire Playhouse, Leeds by one of the UK's most exciting young dance talents, Drew McOnie.
Maria Laskaris, the dean of admissions at Dartmouth, noticed the trend last year, and said this year had brought even more videos, mostly showcasing music, theater or dance talents.
Not only is his co-choreographer and performer, Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, (who ranks with Khan as one of Europe's most charismatic dance talents) but the work has designs by the sculptor Antony Gormley and yet another score by Sawhney.
Leon Vynehall spent his teenage years in Brighton boshing out decidedly crunchy post-hardcore and then moving swiftly on to squelchy-as-you-like funk, which might come as a surprise to those with their ears on his recent ascendency as one of the UK's most promising and musically rich dance talents.
In addition to showcasing their musical and dance talents, the young contestants will also take part in Reto Quinto Elementito (The Little Fifth Element Challenge), inspired by the adventure reality competition Reto 4 Elementos: Naturaleza Extrema, which has aired on Univision's sister cable network Unimás for the past two seasons.
