Abstract
Dancers and choreographers employ symmetric patterns of bodies on stage fluidly and in fleeting ways. Ballet,
folk, and contemporary dances often arrange dancers in two categories: men and women, two colors of costumes,
antagonistic groups, etc. This paper investigates danced two-colored or dichromatic symmetry patterns, and
continues an earlier investigation on how such danced symmetry patterns may be seamlessly morphed from one
symmetry type to another, in a manner similar to visual parquet deformations. It also looks briefly at how they are
employed in a variety of dance forms. These explorations may make for engaging activities for math classes or
clubs.
