Oh gosh, this is an interesting question because as a young dancer/caller, I suppose I'm sort of like the fish who asks "what's water?" but for what it's worth, a few moves that I can think of as particularly popular with me and my cohort are box circulates, mad robins, and pousettes, as well as a good circle right. Maybe square through and Rory O'Moore make this list as well. A few dances I'd recommend: Folklike Frolic <https://contradb.com/dances/497> by Lindsey Dono, Playground Stomp <http://contradances.tumblr.com/post/117812007820/playground-stomp> by Ron Blechner, A Thing of Trust <https://contradb.com/dances/248> by Chris Page, or my own Barack Me Obamadeus <http://contra.maiamccormick.com/dances.html#barackmeobamadeus>, Neighbor Neighbor On the Wall <http://contra.maiamccormick.com/dances.html#neighborneighboronthewall>, or Violet Ice <http://contra.maiamccormick.com/dances.html#violetice> (the latter is a set up in difficulty but also was quiet literally written to be a cool-hip-young-people dance, so do with that what you will). You can of course get more where these came from by looking at stuff from the younger choreographer crowd -- in addition to the folks who wrote the above dances, Yoyo Zhou <https://epicyclic.org/dance/compositions.html> comes to mind as one of that demographic. I'm sure there are others that I'm blanking on at the moment. I've also yet to dance a boring Rick Mohr <http://rickmohr.net/contra/dances.asp#Introduction> dance. Let me know if you want any more specific recommendations! Best of luck, Maia On Fri, Nov 2, 2018 at 4:26 PM Amy Cann via Callers < callers(a)lists.sharedweight.net&gt; wrote: