Dolphin Morris Men
@dolphin-morris
Cotswold Morris side based in Kingston on Soar and dancing in parts of Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire and Derbyshire, with occasional trips further afield. Founded 1968. We dance, we sing, we play, and sometimes drink beer.
Dancing Banks of the Dee at the end of a long hot but delightful day around Chipperfield, Herts, with our friends, Greensleeves MM.
On tour last night with our long-time friends, Leicester Morris.
Dancing Mistress Widgery's Lodger, a 4 man dance with Headington steps, inspired by the writings of the late Sir Terry Pratchett. We were dancing at Bradmore, Notts, where the local side was arrested in 1618 for dancing on the sabbath.
Dancing at the Frame Breakers, Ruddington, Thursday 2nd July 2026.
A sweltering night for our walking tour of 3 pubs in Southwell last night.
The Squire leads a search party, scanning the ground for the Foreman's will to live.
At the Star, West Leake, last night. The dance is Bobby & Joan, Ilmington.
At the Star, West Leake, last night. A real welcome from the staff and customers.
Wil dances a jig to the music of Ray, at the Nag's Head, East Leake, last night.
It was hot, so the band swelled up: pipe and tabor, English concertina, piano accordion, Anglo concertina, and melodeon.
Dancing "The Twenty Ninth of May" (a day early) at the Anchor, Gunthorpe.
Brian: a cheerful sort of chap and a naturally buoyant dancer.
Jon dances "Highland Mary" from Oddington, to the music of Emma. The Black Horse, Caythorpe, last night.
Two excellent pubs on Thursday. Dancing outside on the grass at the Johnson Arms. Dancing indoors at the Boat. The crowd followed us to the second pub.
First tour of 2026, dancing at the King's Head, Sutton Bonington.
The tour season is starting this coming Thursday. Here's details of our first 2 tours.
See us at the world-renowned King's Head, Sutton Bonington this coming Thursday from 7:45.