It is a popular energetic recreational team formation dance
for girls aged 3 years to any age.
It is run by many different organizations in the North West (England) and Wales.
They hold competitions where troupes dance against each other to win and have a good time.
It is totally different from men morris dancing who wear clogs, use hankies, sticks and dance to live accordian music.
We dance to taped music of the trainers choice, it is played on a variable speed tape recorder, which can alter the music faster or slower to suit each troupe, this is also the trainers choice.
Our uniforms are completely different to mens morris dancing. We wear white pumps with bells attached to the laces and ankle or knee high socks. We wear dresses and headdresses. The dresses must be identical with the exception of the leader and mascot.
We use shakers/pom poms (similar to cheer leaders).

At competitions there are different sections.
Babies up to 6 years
Dinkies up to 9 years
Tinies up to 11 years
Juniors up to 15 years
Seniors Any age
At competitions there are 2 or 3 adjudicators who judge each troupe in the different sections. We are marked on the judging card for:-
Entry
Costumes
Timing & Rhythm
Entertainment Value
Formation & Dancing
Deportment
Exit
Leader
Mascot
They write comments which can help the trainer correct faults
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