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Morris Dancers get footloose at City Focus

Rotorua Daily Post
1 Jan, 2013 06:59 PM2 mins to read

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If you are interested in traditional dance you might like to catch up with the Auckland Morris Dance troupe currently performing in Rotorua.

The New Zealand Morris Dancing Tour 2013 begins with a performance at the City Focus today at noon. Their last performance in Rotorua will be at Te Amorangi Museum on Sunday.

Trisha Price, Scribe from the City of Auckland Morris Dancers, said different villages in England had their own style of dance, ranging from the elegant, flowing dances of the Cotswolds to the more vigorous, stick clashing dances from the Welsh border regions.

Morris Dancing began many centuries ago and was performed at seasonal rituals to ensure the continuing fertility of the land, she said.

New Zealand Morris Dancers tour the country each year and get together with dancers from overseas to continue the tradition, Mrs Price said.

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Tomorrow at 6.30pm the group will dance at the Night Market before heading to Taupo on Friday.

On Saturday morning, the troupe will perform at the Kuirau Park market before heading to the Lakefront for another performance around midday and on to the Government Gardens and the museum. On Sunday they perform at Te Amorangi Heritage Museum on Robinson Ave, Hannah's Bay.

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