| DANCE | Tradition, Style, points of interest. |
| The Windmill | Pebworth - 6 or 8 man handkerchief |
| Marston Camp (aka "The Fourman") | Pebworth - 4 man, double-stick |
| Froggin in Friday Street | Pebworth - 2 man jig |
| Pebworth Handkerchief | Pebworth - 8 man handkerchief |
| Border Morris On | Pebworth - alternate Morris On |
| Evesham Stick | Bengeworth (Evesham) - 6 man stick and handkerchief. |
| Evesham Handkerchief | Bengeworth (Evesham) - 6 man handkerchief |
| Upton Stick | Upton on Severn - 6 man stick |
| Upton Handkerchief | Upton on Severn - 6 man handkerchief |
| Shepherd's Hey | Headington/Bampton - 6 man, handclapping |
| The Black Joke | Adderbury - 6 man handkerchief |
| Constant Billy | Headington - 6 man stick |
| Nutting Girl | Bampton - 2 man jig |
| Beaux of London City (aka "Shooting") | Adderbury - 6 man stick |
| Pershore Stick | Pershore - 8 or 6 man stick |
| Peopleton Stick | Peopleton - 8 or 4 man stick |
| Not for Joe | Pershore (via Vancouver) - 8 man stick |
| Musketeers (aka "Grenadiers") | 6 man stick |
| Rigs O'Marlow | Headington - 6 man stick |
| The Rose Tree | Bampton - 6 man handkerchief |
| Bean Setting | Headington - 6 man stick |
| Ring O' Bells | Lichfield - 8 man stick |
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and there's more,,,, (additional notes of interest) The Windmill is so called due to the rotating right handkerchief movement in the "chorus" section. It's a dance that is unique to Pebworth and it has been observed that "when danced well, it's a bloody good dance!" It's name comes from Pebworth Morris's original practice venue, where at one time stood a windmill. Marston Camp (aka "The Fourman") is the dance that draws the most attention from other sides. Again originating from the Pebworth school of morris, it's unique movements and sticking make it a much coveted dance. Froggin in Friday Street is the only jig to originate from Pebworth. Devised by Kev McLeish and his sons (both dancers at the time) in the late 80's. This flamboyant, double jig was inspired by watching the Adlington Morris Men. Very energetic, not for the faint-hearted. Evesham Stick Dance is a dance that originated in Bengeworth Evesham. We perform this as one of our "showpiece" dances. Not for Joe is a dance from Pershore in the Vale of Evesham. This dance was returned to the Vale of Evesham recently by The Vancouver Morris Men, who very kindly gave us the notation. Now a firm favourite and regularly danced in the Vale of Evesham once again. |