Steele Anniversary has a mad robin followed by gent/lead cross the set and
gypsy & swing, so you've got something like 20 beats of eye contact before
the swing.
Can't remember the name :-/ but I've done a dance where you approach your
partner multiple times and it always turns into something else (hey, etc)
before you finally get a swing.
Neighbor flirty dances can be good too.
On Wed, Apr 3, 2013 at 7:29 AM, Delia Clark <deliaclark8(a)gmail.com> wrote:
How about New Year's Day by Paul Balliet? You
gypsy with your future
neighbor, a tease, then go back and balance/swing your original neighbor.
On Apr 3, 2013, at 6:18 AM, Alan Winston wrote:
I'm supposed to do an hour of flirty contra
dances at Queer Contra Dance
Camp next weekend.
Of course they all are, to some degree, but I wonder what comes to mind
for you
when you think of a flirtatious contra. (And what would be the
characteristics of a flirty dance for you. As someone with long experience
in English dance I think there can be exciting flirtatious connection
without a lot of touching.)
I'll just get Flirtation Reel out of the way right now.
I'll obviously have something with a Mad Robin in it.
I'm thinking about Ramsey Chase.
What are your thoughts?
-- Alan
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