Mark Dendy's "Ritual Cyclical," at Lincoln Center Out of Doors: The New Yorker Mark Dendy is known for his large-scale site-specific works. He has staged dance-theatre pieces in an abandoned tobacco-processing plant in North Carolina, in the Brooklyn Botanical Garden, and even at the Metropolitan Opera. On July 24-25, at six o'clock, Lincoln Center Out of Doors is presenting his new show "Ritual Cyclical," in a very complicated site, Hearst Plaza, which is basically the whole north end of Lincoln Center. To the music of the Kronos Quartet, eighty dancers will sport through the beautiful grove of plane trees, wiggle around in the concrete niches on the side of the Met, and get wet, next to the Henry Moore, in the reflecting pool - among other activities. "Every day," Dendy says, "every New Yorker comes into contact with about two hundred thousand other people, and they all depend on each other. So in this piece we do this thing called New York City together. Inside it, though, there will be a little story (boy meets girl) that starts in the water. Dendy says he got it from "A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man." ♦