I wanted to have a dance where dancers did the dolphin hey figure with a neighbor rather than with a partner so that knowledge could be transferred from one person to another. I wrote this dance with that purpose. This dance borrows much from Seth Tepfer’s “Dolphin Yay!” dance and Andrea Nettleton’s “Porpoiseful Play”. Much thanks to both of these choreographers for their great dances. Please take a look at this dance and let me know if you know it to be already written in this way. The slice in the beginning can be changed into a double slice (left diagonal forward to new neighbors, left diagonal back to next new neighbors) to make it a double progression, giving more dancers a chance to be the dolphin couple. I called this in Santa Barbara, CA, on 9/30, with the double slice. The dancers gave the dance a thumbs up. Click on these words for a video link. <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KoYYc4mKzrE> Thanks, Jacqui Iluka Iluka by Jacqui Grennan Contra/Improper A1 ----------- ** BECKET ** ID Lady 1 and Gent 2 (AKA “top couple”) (8) LEFT DIAGONAL - Slice (single progression) or double slice (double progression) to new Neighbors (8) Lady 1 & Gent 2 (”top couple”) left shoulder ‘round 1-1/2 to face Lady 2 A2 ----------- (14) Dolphin Hey for 3 (6 passes) - Dolphins pass Lady 2 right, end by passing Lady 2 at the same place where the hey was started (2) Lady 2 cross the set B1 ----------- (16) Neighbor right shoulder ‘round/Swing B2 ----------- (6) Circle left 3/4 (10) Partner Swing