Street Dance Hen Party Dance Class Bath
Street Dance Hen Party Dance Class in Bath
Street Dance Hen Do — Bath
My Dance Hen Party Bath
Venues
City Centre Studio
SouthGate / Stall Street & the Abbey quarter — confirmed on booking
Widcombe Studio
Widcombe / across the river from Bath Spa — confirmed on booking
Your Venue
Georgian townhouses, hotels & Airbnbs — we come to you across Bath & NE Somerset
About This Street Dance Hen Party Dance Class in Bath
Street dance does not need importing to Bath — the city has its own genuine hip-hop pulse, kept beating by grassroots crews and studios such as Beats Dance rather than borrowed wholesale off a London stage. Our street hen taps that homegrown energy: a groove-led routine full of bounce, bodywork and a couple of sharp freezes, taught with the swagger up front and the tricky bits eased in gently.
Your instructor builds the number from short, repeatable phrases, so the group learns to lock onto the beat and land moves in unison well before anyone worries about looking cool — which, funnily enough, is roughly when you start to. It comes together bit by bit and then all at once, usually to a chorus of surprised laughter.
The finished routine ends on a freeze practically made for the camera. We bring the speaker and the whole session to you — a hotel room, a townhouse rental, a hired studio near SouthGate — anywhere across Bath and NE Somerset. Pricing is one flat figure for the group: £140 for the sixty-minute class, £165 for ninety, with bubbly an optional flat £10.
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What's Included in Your Street Dance Hen Party
- A street-trained choreographer running the whole session
- A groove-led hip-hop routine pitched at total beginners
- Bounce, bodywork and a couple of sharp freezes
- Short phrases drilled slowly, swagger before difficulty
- Sound system and edited track sorted on our side
- A standout move set aside for the bride
- A filmed run-through to keep and rehearse
- Flat group pricing — £140 an hour or £165 for ninety minutes
- Optional bubbly at a flat £10 to toast the crew
What You'll Experience at Our Street Dance Dance Class
- That first moment the whole crew locks onto the beat at once
- Bounce and groove that feel awkward, then suddenly natural
- Sharp isolations and a body roll or two clicking into place
- The bride's featured move landing to a proper cheer
- Laughing at the wonky early goes before it all tightens up
- A final freeze that begs to be filmed from three angles
Perfect For Your Bath Hen Do
- Hens after something with edge rather than anything girly
- Groups who want to feel effortlessly cool for an hour
- Brides chasing a routine that looks the part on camera
- Mixed-ability crews — the phrases scale to the group
- Anyone who has wanted to try hip-hop but never dared
- A high-energy daytime slot before a night in the city
What Our Hens Say
Street Dance hen parties we have taught across Bath.
"Zero dancers among us, yet we finished with a legit hip-hop number and a freeze that got recorded to death. The teacher unlocked a bounce none of us knew we had. Best bit of the whole trip."
— Kayleigh Dallimore ★★★★★"The brief was edgy, not girly, and this hit it perfectly. The crew rocked up to our SouthGate rental and within the hour all of us were landing the same moves in sync. The bride's spotlight move brought the house down."
— Tash Boulton ★★★★★"So much cooler than I felt any right to after a single lesson. Everything taught slowly so the swagger came first. Loads of laughing at our wonky early goes, then it just clicked."
— Megan Hazell ★★★★★"Great energy and a routine that genuinely looked the part on camera. We have all been drilling the recap since. Spot on for a hen crew wanting something a bit different."
— Amber Redgate ★★★★★Street Dance Hen Party FAQ
Everything you need to know about our Street Dance hen party dance class in Bath.
Do you need to be cool or sporty to do street dance? +
Not a bit. The whole routine is taught for beginners, with the attitude coming first and the harder moves layered on slowly. Most groups look far sharper after an hour than they ever expected to.
What music do you use for a street dance hen? +
Current hip-hop, R&B and chart bangers, or a throwback old-school set if that is more the bride's thing. Send a couple of tracks and we choreograph around them, clean or full-attitude to taste.
How many hens can join the street dance class? +
Five to thirty. Bigger crews get a second instructor so the group stays tight and everyone lands the moves together, with nobody drifting off to the back.
Can you travel to us around Bath? +
Yes — hotels, townhouse rentals and Airbnbs across Bath and NE Somerset, or a hired studio near SouthGate. We arrive with the sound system and the routine ready to run.
How long is it and what is the cost? +
Either sixty minutes at £140 or ninety at £165 for the whole group, the longer slot adding more choreography and a proper photo session. Bubbly is an optional flat £10.
What should we wear for street dance? +
Trainers are essential, plus comfy gear you can move and bounce in. Matching tops or the bride marked out in a different colour look great in the final video, though comfort beats everything.