More than a thousand dancers and musicians descended upon the town for three days of spectacular pageantry and heartfelt community spirit.

Where would you start looking if you wanted to find the heart and soul of British culture? Is there somewhere you can pinpoint, like the source of a great river? “That’s easy!” I used to think, ...

The annual National Morris Weekend, based in Evesham, promises a vibrant three-day celebration of traditional English folk dancing. Running from Friday, June 20 to Sunday, June 22, it will feature 500 ...

A years-long tradition in Menomonie continues as bells and whistles dance through the air. General Hardware Border Morris ...

June 20–21: Miro Magloire’s New Chamber Ballet will present two world premieres — “I Wonder” and “In Between” — plus repertory works, at the Mark Morris Dance Center. For more ...

Many Morris dancing sides from across the South East will descend on the city centre for a vibrant day of traditional folk dancing, live music and community spirit. With performances scheduled ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. Taster sessions have been organised to introduce Furness locals to Morris dancing before the tradition dies. It was revealed last month that ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. Taster sessions have been organised to introduce Furness locals to Morris dancing before the tradition dies. It was revealed last month that, ...

The acoustic duo blend English folk with the energy of American ... Between sets, a lively group of Morris dancers from Holly Copse Molly and Red Border Morris will be inviting locals for a ...

More than 150 young dancers from Norfolk and Suffolk auditioned for the English Youth Ballet (EYB). A total of 100 talented dancers were picked to train and perform alongside professionals in a ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. In a large, airy studio inside English National Ballet’s headquarters, a white Rubik’s Cube of a ...

In Kenya, not yet. Will they ever? In the next few decades, I see Swahili and English dancing together. Wrestling will follow. In Tanzania, Swahili will win in both contests. Why? Lots of young ...