The Wicket Brood dance repertoire is listed below. We don’t necessarily include all of the dances every season.<\/p>\n
Current
\nBlack Widow (by Rogue Morris\/Roy Dommett, tune ‘Spiders Web’ by Anthony McKay)
\nBombs Away (by Thom & Becky Sutcliffe, tune ‘Goddesses’, traditional)
\nBob\u2019s Dance (by Baldock Midnight Morris, tune ‘Winster Gallop’, traditional)
\nClifton (tune ‘The Fairy Dance’, traditional)
\nCraven Stomp (by Flagcrackers of Craven, tune ‘Put The Road in Order’ by John Kirkpatrick)
\nDecadance (by Iffy Morris, tune ‘Decadance’ by Wicket Brood)<\/p>\n
Finchams (dance and music by Lisa Heywood)
\nHell’s Bells (by Boggart’s Breakfast, tune ‘The Peacock’s Feather’, traditional
\nJust as the tide was a-flowing (by The Witchmen, tune of the same name, traditional)
\nLily Bolero (by Iffy Morris)
\nMississippi Blood Bath (by Ouse Wash Molly, tune ‘The Eighth of January’ traditional)
\nMorgan\u2019s Orchard (by Ian Bradshaw, tunes ‘Lili Bavari’ & ‘Oil of Barley’)
\nMr. Dolly (by Elephant Up a Pole, tune ‘Cochon Chine’, traditional)
\nPeopleton Knott (by Wicket Brood, tune ‘X46’ by Huw Williams)
\nRagged Crow (tune ‘Portabello Hornpipe’, traditional)
\nTinner’s Rabbits (by Grimspound Border, tune ‘Not for Joe’)
\nTwiglet (by Planet Morris, tune ‘Theme Vannitaise’ by Tri Yann’)
\nWitchmen’s Thistle (by The Witchmen, tune ‘La Jambe du Jean’ by Ed Rennie)
\nWorcestershire Monkey (by Martin Hallett, tune ‘Weasels Revenge’ by Jan Hurst)<\/p>\n
Retired or Resting
\nDrunken Idiot (by The Bassett Street Hounds, tunes ‘Worcestershire Hornpipe’ & ‘Mountain Bell’)
\nFortune’s Favour (by David Stanfield, tune ‘Cam Ye O’er Frae France’, traditional)
\nMuch Wenlock
\nWickham Dick (by Wickham Morris, tune ‘The Lollipop Man’, traditional)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The Wicket Brood dance repertoire is listed below. We don’t necessarily include all of the dances every season. Current Black Widow (by Rogue Morris\/Roy Dommett, tune ‘Spiders Web’ by Anthony McKay) Bombs Away (by Thom & Becky Sutcliffe, tune ‘Goddesses’, … Continue reading