My untested dances

Actually, a very limited subset of them. These are variations/twin dances of ones I've already tested. Use at your own risk.

A1 Gents pass left shoulders Allemande right neighbor 3/4 to long wave [2] (right to neighbor, ladies face out, left hand to neighbor N2) Balance wave Circulate (Ladies loop right, gents cross set to long wave) A2 Balance wave Circulate (Gents loop right, ladies cross set) Swing neighbor B1 Gents allemande left 1 & 1/2 to short wave of 4 (right to partner, gents have left hands in center) Balance wave Circulate on diagonal (Gents loop right to partner's place. Ladies go forward on right diagonal to other side of next wave to opposite sex neighbor N2's place) B2 Balance wave Circulate on diagonal (Ladies loop right, while gents go forward on right diagonal) Swing partner

[1] See 24/7 for details.
[2] This could be an open gent's chain, though that would make it harder to mentally separate from the gents allemanding left in the B1. Also, once again the allemande is approximate, it's the end position that matters.

A1 Neighbor N1 pull by right Neighbor N2 courtesy turn [1] Left diagonal ladies chain to shadow A2 Ladies chain across to neighbor N1 Circle right 3/4 [2] Pass through by left [3] B1 Partner balance and swing B2 Long lines forward and back Gents allemande left 1 & 1/2, look for new neighbor

[1] These two figures together are sort of a ladies chain along the side of the set.
[2] With shadow.
[3] Face shadow on side of set, and pass by left shoulders.

Untested extension of "Chain the Corner", and it'll probably be a while before I call a dance where I can test it. In the ladies chain section, gents receive ladies in a clockwise windshield-wiper like fashion. Ladies travel a right triangle -- along the set, on the diagonal, and then across. While there's a number of end effects, they're all standard ones -- re-enter with gent on left, lady on right; don't chain if you can't; if you're a lone couple out, chain with the couple trying to find you on the diagonal.

A1 Long lines forward and back, face N1 Neighbor N1 pull by right Neighbor N2 courtesy turn A2 Left diagonal ladies chain to shadow Ladies chain across to neighbor N1 B1 Circle right 3/4 Pass through by left Partner swing B2 Gents allemande left 1 & 1/2 Neighbor swing

A1 (5) Partner pousette clockwise 1/2 around neighbor N1 [1] [2] (3) 1/2 mad robin clockwise around neighbor N1 [3] (5) Partner pousette counterclockwise 1/2 around neighbor N0 [4] (3) 1/2 mad robin counterclockwise around neighbor N0 [5] A2 Neighbor N1 right-shoulder round Neighbor N1 swing B1 Circle left 3/4 Partner swing B2 Ladies chain Circle right 1

[1] The overall pattern of the A1 is dancing a figure-eight-like pattern around your current and previous neighbors, all while facing your partner.
[2] See the glossary for an explanation of pousette. Starts with ladies moving forwards. Takes about 5 beats.
[3] Only half a mad robin, to return back to the start of the A1. While looking at your partner, sidestep past your neighbor, gents going in front and to the right, while ladies go behind and to the left.
[4] Ladies move forward again, but this half pousette is around your previous neighbor.
[5] Only half a mad robin, to return back to the start of the A1. While looking at your partner, sidestep past your previous neighbor, gents going in front and to the left, while ladies go behind and to the right.

A1 Long lines forward and back Circle left 1 A2 Draw pousette partner clockwise 3/4 Two-hand turn partner 1 & 1/2 B1 1/2 hey (Ll,Nr,Gl) Swing partner B2 Ladies allemande right 1 & 1/2 Swing neighbor

Chris Page's contra dance site

My untested dances