There are lots videos of ourselves up on our YouTube Channel.
Our dances are a mix of traditional and new, mostly in border style with some cotswold. Morris dancers are a friendly bunch, and we have learned dances from other sides, as well as creating some of our own. Some of our current dances are:
- Dilwyn – traditional border dance
- Much Wenlock – traditional border dance
- Cuckoo’s Nest – a border-style dance by Hunters Moon Morris
- Pershore Hankie Dance – a traditional border dance, our one handkerchief dance
- Drowsie Maggie – written by the side in 2012 to the tune of the same name, originally called “Fifty Shades of Hey”
- Cuthbert’s Brawl – border style, written by the side in spring 2012, danced as four and six-man variants
- Waiting for the Vaccine – a dance devised by members of the Morris Federation during lockdown
- Hands-Face-Space – a dance for any number of pairs written in 2021
- The “Upton-on-Severn Stick Dance” – a somewhat cotswoldy reimagining of a traditional border dance, by the Chingford Lads/Chingford Morris Men
- Rik’s Finger – a dance in the Ampthill style by Redbornstoke Morris
- Deformed Rabbit – our variant of Tinner’s Rabbit
- Craven Stomp – border style by Flagcrackers of Craven
- Captain Lanoe’s Skirmish – A Cotswold style dance by Woodside Morris Men
- White Ladies Aston – Traditional Morris style
In the past we’ve danced quite a few others, such as
- Lunch at the Pub – cotswold style, written by the side in July 2018, danced as four and six-man variants
- Raggle Taggle – a cotswold style dance written by the side
- Skirmish – a cotswold dance from Bleddington
- Bluebells, Shooting, Lads a Buncham, South Australia – cotswold dances from Adderbury
- Jenny Lind, The Vandals of Hammerwich – cotswold dances from Lichfield
- Fanny Frail – traditional border dance
