Peterborough Morris can offer:-
Events vary, but we can usually fit in with your venue and other attractions. What we can offer:-
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Typical booking. Two displays separated by a shortish break.
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A talk by our resident historian to your school or club on the history of Morris. This may be supported by a few demonstration dances. Talks can be arranged through our Bagman or directly with our principal speaker, Dr. Matthew Simons at matt.j.simons AT icloud.com
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Audience participation! We can teach a simple morris dance and get spectators involved.
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More Audience participation! In addition to a morris display, we can run a short social dance. Each dance is explained before it starts, then reminders given during by our resident caller Ollie Simons with music by our morris musicians.
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Celidhs / barn dances. Ollie Simons is an established dance caller. He would be happy to call for your celidh and find a local band. Contact Ollie here or at ollienobells3 AT gmail.com
Other examples
Group tuition.
We taught morris to a group enabling them to perform at their village Fete.Children:
We taught a group of Girl Guides some morris dancing. Scouts are also possible.Schools
: Morris can be a fun component of physical education, or in other areas such as history, music and culture. This can be in school hours by members who are either retired or work flexible hours.Duke of Edinburgh’s Award:
Morris dancing may be used in fulfilment of either the 'Physical Recreation’ or 'Skill’ element of the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award scheme. We can provide tuition during our winter practice season (September-April). Our child protection policy is available for review when appropriate.