Oct 18, 2025
Mummers where humans dressed up as animals and fantastical creatures to entertain 🎉
Bodleian Library MS. Bodl. 264, fol 21 V.
Five Mummers, 1338-44 MS Bodl. 264.
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Mummers where humans dressed up as animals and fantastical creatures to entertain 🎉
Bodleian Library MS. Bodl. 264, fol 21 V.
Five Mummers, 1338-44 MS Bodl. 264.
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Mumming/Mummering & Mummers' Plays:
Mumming, Mummering or Rhyming is a Christmas tradition originating from England and Ireland, in which large groups will disguise themselves and visit local homes, requesting to be invited in. Their hosts must then guess their identities, after which the Mummers will perform songs, dances and jokes, and receive food and drink from the house.
Mummers' Plays, loosely associated with Mumming, are performed by all-male amateur troupes. Also traditionally done at Christmas-time, performers will visit different houses and act out comic plays consisting of various historical and stock characters. Main characters usually include Prince George, The Doctor, Miss Funny, Beelzebub and The Captain. In Ireland historical figures such as St Colmcille, Brian Boru, Saint Patrick, and Oliver Cromwell often also feature.
The mummer’s masks and the display put on at Montacute House - it was great to see, and the craftsmanship was amazing!