- Bampton Morris Men, Bob Cann and Sally Hooper - Devon Step Dancers, Brant Broughton Lincolnshire Plough Boys, Cam Kernewek Cornish Dancers, Flamborough Longsword Dancers, Fred Forster's High Spen Rapper, Grovelly Faggott Dancers of Wiltshire, Lymm and Statham Morris, Poynton Jemmers Cheshire Morris, Shropshire Bedlams Welsh Border Morris, Snap the Dragon from Norwich, Tideswell Town Band Processional Morris, Winster Derbyshire Morris and Woodfidley Playford Dancers 1984 - Eynsham Morris, Wooden Horse from Kent, East Yorkshire Vessel Cuppers, Midgeley Pace Eggers, Pat Tracey, Rochester Dancing Sweeps, Royal Earsdon Rapper 1985 - The Salisbury Giant, Lichfield Morris, Goathland Plough Stots, East Sussex Frailers, Breinton Border Morris, Nottingham Butchers, The Throstles Nest 1986 - Aidleys Morris, Bampton Morris Men, Bob Cann & Sally Hooper, Cam Kernewek Cornish Dancers, Flamborough Longsword Dancers, Poynton Jemmers, Grovelly Faggot Dancers 1987 - Abbotts Bromley Horn Dancers, Fidler's Fancy, Pyewackett, Straw Bear, Hugh Rippon, Iron Men and Severn Guilders, Gorton Morris, Grenoside Longsword, Chipping Campden Morris, Mepal Molly Men, Winster Morris, The Old Hat Band, Peter Brown, Bryan Jackson, The Flett Sisters and East Anglian Step Dancers Daughter of Dancing England After Dancing England came to an end in 1987, there was a brief reprise in 1993 at the same venue for the Daughter of Dancing England event. This only ran for one year, and both Dancing England and Daughter of same were sadly missed. The Dancing England Rapper Tournament (DERT) Dancing England featured a rapper sword competition in the afternoon prior to the evening concert, in homage to the Newcastle Tournament of Music and Art which was held in the city from just after the Great War until the 1950s. Following the sad demise of Dancing England in 1987, the competition continued under the name of DERT and now travels around the country being hosted by a different rapper sword team every year. The modern Dancing England Series, 2017 onwards 2019 - Nottingham Playhouse; Saturday 26 January 2019 2017 - Sheffield City Hall; Saturday 18 February 2017. References External links Dancing England website The Reboot Phil Heaton Phil Heaton's EFDSS Gold Medal citation The NUT The DERT Years Lichfield Morrismen Lichfield Morrismen at Dancing England 1984 Whittlesey Straw Bear The Bear at Dancing Englands 1982 and 1987 Wakefield Morris Wakefield Morris reference Dancing England East Yorkshire Vessel Cuppers Dancing England reference by Ted Dodsworth Eynsham Morris Dancing England reference for the 1980s Folk dance Folklore