Polly said, "Here is a formation I used only once, I don't know if it has a name... anyone familiar with it? Triplet: From proper line up: Ones cross over improper, (face down or across as needed). Twos cross over improper. Twos and Threes circle right 1/4 to Becket."
Umm... Isn't that just three couples in a circle? There are countless dances in that formation. A nice contra in that formation is Alamo Triad by Bob Marr (it is in "Give-and-Take"). Circles of three couples all the way down the hall, with all the ones facing down; ones progress down the hall; twos and threes progress up the hall. Just make sure everyone is listening when you tell them that when twos and threes reach the top they have to decide who will be the next ones - if they both try to be new ones at the same time it gets messy :-) Happy dancing, John John Sweeney, Dancer, England [email protected] 01233 625 362 http://www.contrafusion.co.uk for Dancing in Kent
