Those that come to mind:
Batja's Breakdown (Tom Hinds)

Frustration Reel III by Bill Sacks (imp):
A1: dosido N 1 1/4 to short waves (ladies in middle)
balance, N alle R 1/2
A2: men alle L 1 1/2, partner gypsy 1 1/2
B1: ladies alle. L 1x (quick), back to partner and swing
B2: R/L through
circle L 3/4 and pass through
(This is a fun one because of the frustrated gypsy-swing in A2!)








On Wed, Oct 2, 2013 at 8:44 PM, Yoyo Zhou <[email protected]> wrote:

> On Wed, Oct 2, 2013 at 9:37 AM, Sargon de Jesus <[email protected]>
> wrote:
>
> > Hello fellow callers,
> >
> > I'm theoretically calling the Glen Echo (MD) dance on Friday, but as many
> > of you know, this is National Park land. If the Congressional standoff
> > continues, it may very well be that the gates will remain closed.
> >
> > While things are obviously in flux, there is a possibility that I might
> > either calling at Glen Echo or at an alternate venue. In either case, I'd
> > like to incorporate some shutdown-themed dances for our DC folks.
> >
> > So, in the event that I call, I'd love some ideas for dances
> themed/titled
> > around shutdowns, openings, bickering, childishness, etc. What have you
> > guys got? Any suggestions are happily welcome!
> >
>
> Boo. Of all the federal services shuttered, Glen Echo really hits home...
>
> Some dances that came to mind for me were
> Puttin' Cheese on the Ritz (Ron Buchanan) (something about government
> cheese?)
> It's a Mad, Mad World (Martha Wild)
> Roadblock Reel (Bob Dalsemer)
> You Can't Get There From Here (Carol Ormand)
> and, who can forget
> The New Parliament House Jig (John Colville) (for 9-person sets)
> (representing the Australian system of government)
>
> I also wrote a dance earlier this year called Nothing Works and We Don't
> Know Why:
> A1
> (next) neighbor balance, swing
> A2
> promenade across with a wide loop (to face shadow)
> 1/2 hey, ladies pass right, gents ricochet
> B1
> partner balance, swing
> B2
> long lines forward and back
> 1/2 hey, gents pass left, ladies ricochet
>
> (n.b. Contrary to the title, the dance actually does work. Teaching tip:
> from B2, the next neighbors to progress to are on the right diagonal, but
> the ricochet hey is still done with the current neighbors straight across
> from you.)
>
> Yoyo Zhou
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