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Folk Plays
 Historical Background of the Mumming and associated Folk Plays
 The Gwent Mumming Play based on a Chepstow Play published by Ivor Waters of Chepstow in his book Folklore and Dialect of the Lower Wye Valley
 Isca Mummers in Action
 Isca Mummers - The Early Years in Pictures
 Alderley Play
 Mari Lwyd

 Dance Repertoire Part 1
 Dance Repertoire Part 2
 All you ever wanted to know about our Traditional Monmouth Caps
 Our Officers responsible for our traditions over the years
 Each year since we were founded we have collected for various charities

 An Article celebrating our Silver Jubilee Year
 Twenty-One Years On - Reminisces on Life with the Isca Morrismen
 Isca Morrismen - The Beginning of Twenty-Two Years On - A Personal Reflection
 A mere phone call or? - the perenial lament of a bagman - a tale of a television special!
 A Fete Worse Than Death - An Article on the Morris Scene
 Fun with Bells On - Dancing that goes back to before records began was coupled with cans of beer to celebrate the arrival of May Day


Isca Morrismen Tradition Published Articles

Dancing at the Beaufort in Chepstow A dancing session at the Globe Inn, Talywain

This section is intended to present the visitor with a variety of articles written about the Isca Morrismen which should give a flavour of the side.

At Talywain Carnival At the Fountain Inn, Trellech Grange

Over the years much has been published on the local morris dancing and we have selected a variety of choice articles by way of illustration which you can view using the choices on the bottom left.

With Clocs Canton in Usk Relaxing at the Globe Inn, Talywain

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