KIM'S GAME 
by Colin Hume
Formation: Double contra, 4-face-4
Music: Bouchard's/Waynesboro

A1: Facing partner, long lines forward and back
    Swing neighbor

A2: Same four circle left 3/4
    Swing partner

B1: Down the center in two lines-of-4, turn as couples
    Return, face same neighbor couple

B2: Circle left (4-hands) just halfway round, 
    insides arch ends dive through
    Middles pass through (as outsides California twirl to face in), 
    ladies chain with the one you face


DAVID SMUKLER SEZ:

"From the genius of Colin Hume." Until B2, treat this as if it were a duple
improper contra dance. It is only the last sequence that causes the two halves
of the double set to interact. The progression may feel quite unusual, and some
of the end effects are quite surprising. Half of the couples progress more or
less normally, the others funnel back and forth across the double set. Although
these dancers may not feel like they are moving, new couples keep arriving to
interact with them. As usual with an improper dance, if you reach the end of
the set, wait out one turn, trading places with your partner.