THE LIZARD RESEARCH INSTITUTE
(Becket Sicilian Circle, 10 December 2006)
Carol Ormand

Figs: P,TC,P:H4:PAL3/5:SAR:PS:CL:LHS:
Intermediate



A1  Couples promenade around the great big ring: outside couples going
    counterclockwise, inner couples going clockwise;  
    Turn as couples and return

A2  Hey for four, women passing right shoulders to start

B1  Partners allemande left about 3/4; 
    Shadows allemande right; 
    Partners swing

B2  Circle left;  Star left

Notes: Composed for the Latter Day Lizards. 

Set up as for a regular Sicilian Circle dance, then have couples veer to their
right and stand next to their neighbor couples (gents should be standing with
their left shoulders next to each other). Each subsequent time through the
dance, couples pass the couple they just danced with at the end of A1, to dance
the hey with the next couple.

 Gents: you may find the hey even more satisfying
if you cast out over your left shoulder to begin the hey, using the music while
the ladies pass right shoulders. If you do this, just make sure you know which
lady you are looking for to pass left shoulders as you come back around. 

To identify shadows: for the gents, she's in the couple in front of you as you
begin the promenade. For the ladies, he's in the couple in front of you as you
promenade back. As you finish the star at the end of the dance, release it a
little early to scoop your partner into promenade position.