A monk of the Swift Dance uses their skills to maneuver around people performing to all those who wish to view.

The Dance is Always On

At 3rd level when you take this monastic tradition, you proficiency in performance. Additionally, performance now uses your wisdom modifier and not your charisma.

Dance of Escape

At 3rd level when you take this, if you use your bonus action to do a single monk attack you can push yourself back 15ft from your target. As a reaction, your opponent can use a strength or dexterity check against your performance check to keep you in place.

Dance of Protection

At 6th level, you gain expertise in Performance, additionally, you can use patient defense without spending a Ki point. You can only do this a number of times equal to your Dexterity modifier. Once you use patient defense in this way, you cannot use it until you complete a long rest.

Cutoff Dance

At 11th level, when you take an attack of opportunity from someone escaping your attack range, you can spend a Ki point to get behind the defending creature. When you do, you get advantage on all attack rolls against the creature until the end of that turn. If the creature is larger you must make an Acrobatics check of 13 if the creature is large. For every size category up you add 2 to the DC.

Dance of Flurry

At 17th level, you can use your standard action and movement in tandem, when you do, you can move your normal movement speed and spend a ki point for every enemy within 5 feet of you when moving if you do you can take a single unarmed attack against all the targets you pass. This movement does not provoke attacks of opportunity. You also cannot use Dance of Escape on any of these attacks.