The Bishop's Halloween
"Progressive Triad - all proper"
Fried Herman
Tunes: Jonathan Jensen's "Witch Under the Stairs" and "Black Cat Jig"
Tune and dance in "Serendipity".

"If danced twice, play Witch 3X,Black Cat 2x, Witch 1x"

A1 (1-2) M1 cast 1 place down (as in "the Bishop" // M2 move up
   (3-4) M1 set fwd to W3
   (5-8) M1 & W3 join 2 hands for a Chevron poussette.
         Start: M1 goes forward on the diagonal, then backs up so
         they end in 3d place proper // (7-8) M3 casts up one palce.

A2 (1-2) W3 cast 1 place up // W2 move down
   (3-4) W3 set forward to M2 (who is in first place)
   (5-8) W3 and M2 Chevron pousette; W3 forward on the diagonal,
         finishing in first place proper // (7-8) W1 casts down 1 place.

B1 (1)  In top foursome, 2nd corner dancers join right hands
   (2)  1st corner dancers join right hands above hands of 2nd corner dancers
  (3-4) Same four, RH * halfway.
  (5-6) 1st corners raise joined hands for an arch, W3 goes (is pulled?) under
        into first place impoer // W1 falls back 1 place down, still
        holding hands.  
  (7-8) Bottom 2 couples now move 1 place clock wise around foursome
        in single file, which leaves them across from partner, thus:
        1s in the middle proper, 3s at top and 2s at bottom, improper.

B2: Crossover mirror hey: 3s and 2s cross when going down from the top,
    1s (already proper) don't cross.  Finish progressed and proper (3-1-2).
    [Skip change of step]

"Dance 2 or 5 more times".

Paul Ross sez: Two important aspects of the choreography: a bit of attitude or
playfulness in the taking of hands in the star and poussettes - mostly through
smiles and small gestures, nothing exaggerated - and the energy of the
cross-over heys."