Sponsor Your Own Show. If you're willing to work hard on publicity, consider renting a facility to put on your own show. Sometimes a restaurant will let you use its private party room for free. Or maybe a local dance studio has space you can affordably rent. Charge a cover charge at the door.
Malls often run promotional events to tantalize people into coming to the mall.
Maybe you can persuade your local mall to hire you for such an event. If you sit around and wait for someone else to invent a place that welcomes dancers, then you won't be dancing very much. You may need to start with a folkloric presentation to build a basic education, awareness, reputation, and trust in the community. As people become more familiar with what you do, you can expand into the glitter and glitz. Use a few community service events to advertise your availability as a performer.