A classical dancer is a performer who specializes in traditional dance forms that have been passed down through generations. These dances often have specific techniques, styles, and cultural significance. Examples of classical dance forms include Bharatanatyam, Ballet, and Kathak. Dancers typically train for many years to master the intricate movements and expressions required in their art. Classical dancers often perform in theaters, cultural events, and festivals, showcasing their skills to audiences. Their performances may tell stories or convey emotions through a combination of music, rhythm, and choreography. Many classical dancers also wear elaborate costumes that reflect the traditions of their dance style.