Morris Dances and Teams Database

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Morris Dancing

Morris is a traditional form of dancing in Britain, with written records dating back over six hundred years. There are currently several hundred active teams (or ‘sides’) in the UK and many more in other parts of the world.

This Site

This site, started in early 2018, provides an easily searchable database of all the Morris teams (including related dance styles such as sword and Molly) and which dances each team does. We do not document dance notation, as some teams have their own unique dances which they prefer not to publish, but we do link to teams' web sites where they may choose to include that information.

Unrestricted Viewing

Anybody is free to view team and dance information in the database. A login is only required to make changes. (see below)

Get your Team's Data On Line

We invite authorised team representatives to keep their team's data up to date. If you are in a dance team that is not yet in the database, a good way to get it included and be able to keep it up to date is to contact us to request permission to enter and edit your team's data online.

Alternatively, you can download a form (PDF, DOC or ODT), fill it in and return as directed on the form. If you use the Word .DOC or OpenDocument .ODT you can edit the file directly, print a neat copy and/or email to the address given on the form.

Collaborators

Colin Andrews
Original idea, data collection, admin
Sharon Hutchings
Joint admin from June 2025
Anahata
Hosting, web site design

MDDB Welcomes Sharon Hutchings

In June 2025 Sharon Hutchings joined Colin Andrews in the administration of the database and will continue it in the future. See News Page for full story.

Site Info

User Guide
A brief guide to what you can and can't do with this database, with some hints on searching.
Contact
Contact us with comments, updates or a request for editorial permission for your team's data
Data Policy
Our policy on content, privacy, copyright and acceptable use
Security
General notes on security issues around the hosting of this site: backups, encrypted links etc.
Cookies
About use of cookies on this site and personal privacy
Archives
A list of Morris related archives

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