Playford's Progeny

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====== THE PLAY’S THE THING ======
duple longways (9/8) (G)\\
Choreography: Brooke Friendly and Chris Sackett, © 2007\\
Tune: THE PLAY’S THE THING\\
Recording: {{ ::music:plays_the_thing-069-bn13mbt-06.mp3.zip |}} - better\\
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Al 1-4 Partners R-shoulder back to back
   S-8 Partners 2-hand turn once round and open up to face neighbor (keep inside hands)
A2 1-4 Partners open draw poussette CW halfway and end facing neighbor
   5-8 Neighbors R-shoulder back to back
BI 1-4 1s half figure 8 up through 2s (skipping)
   5-8 2s half figure 8 down through Is (skipping)
B2 1-8 Four changes of rights and lefts (R-hand to partner to begin)</code>
Music: The Fresh Jug, a traditional Irish slip jig\\
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RfHbKLjSehQ\\
Teaching point:\\ The ‘open draw poussette” in A2 feels much like a circle except you have hands
joined only with partner.\\
Ashland Oregon is the home of the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. We have friends from the San
Francisco Bay Area and Seattle who come once or twice a year to see plays. We often have a
brunch and dance party at our house. Thanks to Sherry Kumler, Rosemary Murphree, and
Gregor Ure who tested this dance on one of those visits.

Impropriety, vol. II, Brooke Friendly and Chris Sackett\\
Named in honor of the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, in Ashland.\\
Recording: Boston Centre Series, vol. XIII, by Bare Necessities\\
Instructions in [[:private:ins_playsthething|private]] area\\
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_fY0-uHuLxo&t=21s
Tune called "The Fresh Jug" (trad.);\\