pennsicdance: SCA choreographies - appropriate where & when?

[Greg Lindahl]

> On a tangent-but-related topic, what about SCAdian 'originals'?  I enjoy 
> choreography, but am often uncertain when introducing a dance of my own 
> creation will be welcomed and when it will be frowned upon.

You could always post it to SCA-Dance and ask people what they thought
of it. You never know, you might learn a lot, not to mention teaching
other people quite a lot about period dances.

I would suspect that if it's thought to be not in a period style, it
would be treated like other dances not in a period style, and if it is
thought to be in a period style, it would be treated like other dances
thought to be in a period style.

-- gb

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