Welcome to the Datchet Border Morris Homepage 2009
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We perform dances in the English border morris style (from the
England/Wales border region),
plus a Mummer’s Play and Sword Dance around
Christmas time. We black our faces and wear black and red tatter-coats (<-
see picture!).
We perform mainly for our own enjoyment, and that of our audience, but also to preserve the tradition and to raise money for local charities (last winter - British Lung Foundation).
Updated 25th January 2010
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2009 Programme
2009 was a busy year. We'll let you know about 2010 as soon as we know more
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January |
17th |
Sat |
Staines Town Centre |
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February |
12th |
Thur |
The Alan Titchmarsh Show (only 10 seconds but we really did look good) |
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22th |
Sun |
Windsor Town Centre |
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April |
19th |
Sat |
Henley |
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23rd |
Thur |
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May |
1st |
Fri |
Sunrise (about 5:30) at Runnymede |
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9th |
Sat |
Westminster Day of Dance |
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17th |
Sun |
Egham folk day |
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19th |
Tue |
In Ottershaw with Thames Valley |
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30/31 |
Sat/Sun |
Woodbridge Folk Festival in Suffolk |
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June |
5th |
Fri |
Weybridge with Greensleeves |
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15th |
Mon |
Richmond with Springrove |
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30th |
Tue |
With Taeppas Tump |
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September |
1st |
Tue |
Shinfield |
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December |
26th |
Sat |
The World Famous Datchet Boxing Day (including the play) |
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Here's a link to further Morris and Folk information in Britain and the rest of the World... Morris and Folk page
Want to watch morris nearly 365 days of the year, (or even work out where to
get a pint in peace and
quiet)? Then you need to see a
Berkshire combined Morris programme, courtesy of OBJ Border Morris of
Bracknell. See this list
We practise on Monday evenings at 8 pm in the
Datchet W.I. Hall, so if any men would like to join us to dance, or musicians
of either sex would like to join our friendly band please contact the squire:-
Graham Jowett (01252 712555) or bagman - Tony May (01628 636453), or Email
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