During the Coronavirus crisis...

...some 500 yr old medieval morrismen will practise at home:



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Redding Moreys at October Plenty 2018

Once again, Redding Moreys entertained the crowd processing to Thr Globe and dancing in the intervals of plays produced by The Lions Part London's Borough Market.

Redding Moreys at York Mystery Plays 2018

We had an opportunity of performing once again at the famous York Mystery Plays.  Despite the initially gloomy weather, a lot of people turned up to watch the action.  See some pictures from a couple of performance spots and plan to come and see us again in four years' time.

 
 

Redding Moreys at the Reading WaterFest 2018

On the occasion of the WaterFest in Reading, the ruins of the Abbey were re-opened by the town officials and several folk dancing groups were invited to perform.
Redding Moreys responded and danced their usual repertoire on the sate set up at the Abbey Ruins and later at the Forbury Gardens.  A well-attended event. Take a look at the video and pictures.

https://www.facebook.com/anne.wetherall/videos/2206742636032677/

Dancing at October Plenty 2017

We were invited to join The Lion's Part in the celebration of October Plenty 2017.
Big crowds applauded our dancing .  The Corn Queen requested that we have our picture taken at her court.

Invited presentation

 

On 8 December 2016 at 19:30

The Basingstoke Archaeological And Historical Society

has invited us to talk about "the history and practice of morris dancing" and show some dances.

Come along to  RG21 7QW, Church Square, Basingstoke, Hampshire

 

Redding Moreys at the Globe Theatre

Redding Moreys preparing for the October Plenty parade from London Borough Market to The Globe Theatre, where we danced one of our medieval dances before an audience of hundreds.