80s Hen Party Dance Class Brighton
80s Hen Party Dance Class in Brighton
80s Hen Do — Brighton
My Dance Hen Party Brighton
Venues
Central Studio
North Laine / the Lanes side — confirmed on booking
Kemptown Studio
Kemptown / seafront side — confirmed on booking
Your Venue
Hotels & Airbnbs — we come to you across Brighton, Hove & the Sussex coast
About This 80s Hen Party Dance Class in Brighton
Some hen themes need selling; the eighties sells itself the second the first drum machine kicks in. What an 80s dance hen party Brighton group is really after is an hour of unembarrassed noise — Madonna, Wham!, a fistful of synth belters — taught by a choreographer who gets even the reluctant ones moving in time before they have finished apologising for their two left feet. This is a city built on a little spectacle, so a room full of blue eyeshadow and net skirts never once looks out of place.
The session runs from a central studio near the North Laine and the Lanes, booked under your name once the deposit lands, or a Kemptown room instead if your lot are based over on the east side. Getting in is painless: Brighton station sits just above the town, and with no tram or metro to work out it is a straight downhill wander toward the front. When filming wraps, the Lanes' cocktail bars, the seafront arches and the Theatre Royal are all a few minutes on foot.
Pricing stays a single clear figure — £140 for an hour or £165 for ninety minutes — identical for fourteen hens or twenty-eight, with a room hire or an optional £10 tray of bubbly the only things that ever move it. Your routine is filmed while the shoulder pads are still standing to attention, and anyone who typed 80s dance hen do Brighton into a search bar has found exactly the hour the group has been picturing.
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What's Included in Your 80s Hen Party
- A professional choreographer leading the full session, each eight-count broken down small so the nervous ones find the beat one phrase at a time
- A playlist pulled from the decade's loudest singles — Madonna, Wham!, Whitney, Cyndi Lauper, a pile of synth-pop — leaning toward the track the bride still belts unprompted
- Formations spread wide so nobody is stranded off-camera, with the bride kept in the middle of every shape
- One flat price for the whole group, the same for twelve hens or thirty, with nothing ever collected at the door
- A gentle warm-up and a proper cool-down stretch, both counted inside your booked time rather than tacked on after
- Speaker, leads and the full playlist rigged and sound-checked before you walk in — the group need only bring the hairspray
- A beginner-first pace that assumes the last time most of you danced properly was at somebody else's wedding
- Photo and phone-video breaks called while the big earrings and shoulder pads are still at full height
- Your choice of a central North Laine studio, a Kemptown room, or a choreographer who loads the car and drives out across Brighton, Hove and the Sussex coast
What You'll Experience at Our 80s Dance Class
- Chin-up, arms-wide power posing from the very first synth stab
- The jabbed points, the marching steps and the freeze-frame holds that read as pure eighties the instant a phone lifts
- A routine built loop by loop until it is standing in the room before the nerves can get a word in
- Big block formations that fill a phone screen like the sleeve of a record you once owned on cassette
- A finish with enough swagger to be hauled back out on the wedding dance floor months later
- An hour of singing every wrong lyric at full volume and meaning every single word
Perfect For Your Brighton Hen Do
- Brides who would swap the current charts for a night of Bananarama, Wham! and shameless Madonna
- Groups planning to march the whole look straight into the Lanes or the seafront arches once filming stops
- Hens already several parcels deep in net skirts, fingerless gloves and earrings the size of drink coasters
- Mixed-generation rooms where the bride's mum quietly turns out to have the sharpest moves in the place
- Weekends based out in Hove, Kemptown or Rottingdean who would rather the class came to their door
- Anyone whose one ambition for the day is a group photo daft enough to earn a spot on the fridge
What Our Hens Say
80s hen parties we have taught across Brighton.
"Nineteen of us arms-wide in a studio just off the North Laine, then straight out into the Lanes still in the big earrings. She had the shy ones down the front inside twenty minutes — none of us saw that coming."
— Marnie M. ★★★★★"We had it brought to a place we'd taken over near Hove so nobody had to book taxis. She ran a speaker into the living room and turned a set of near-strangers into something that genuinely moved in time."
— Denny A. ★★★★★"I spent the whole week swearing I couldn't dance and spent the hour being proved wrong on camera. The video is gloriously daft, and it came in under what we spent on the round straight after."
— Xanthe A. ★★★★★"Did the class, then the photos along the seafront with the West Pier out on the water behind us, every one of us frozen mid-pose in full eighties gear. That shot is already framed on the bride's landing."
— Coral A. ★★★★★80s Hen Party FAQ
Everything you need to know about our 80s hen party dance class in Brighton.
What 80s songs will we dance to on the hen party in Brighton? +
The big guns do the heavy lifting — Madonna, Wham!, Whitney, Cyndi Lauper and a heap of synth-pop staples — with the running order tilted toward the bride. Note the one belter she cannot live without on the form and the routine is built to peak on it.
How much is an 80s hen party in Brighton, and what does it cover? +
One flat figure covers the whole group: £140 for an hour or £165 for ninety minutes, with an optional £10 tray of bubbly and a room hire only if you take a studio. Fifteen hens pay the same as thirty, so splitting it in the chat stays simple.
How do we get to the studio from Brighton station? +
It is a short walk. Brighton station sits just above the central grid, and because the city has no tram or metro the route is a straightforward downhill stroll toward the seafront. We confirm the exact studio and the walking time once your date is locked in.
Do you sort the neon outfits, or is that down to us? +
That bit is all yours, and arguing over it in the group chat is half the fun. The net skirts, the fingerless gloves and the wall of hairspray are the group's own project — we arrive with the choreographer, the routine and every last piece of sound kit.
Can you bring the class to us around Brighton and Hove? +
Easily. The choreographer packs a speaker and drives the whole session to a hotel, hall or holiday let anywhere across Brighton, Hove and the Sussex coast — Portslade, Rottingdean, Saltdean, Preston Park, Shoreham and out to Peacehaven — with the exact address pinned once the date is set.
Could we build a proper Brighton day around the class? +
Loads of groups do. Take the class earlier and the North Laine's independents and a Lanes lunch fill the afternoon before the evening kicks off; leave it later and you step off the floor straight into the seafront arches or a Kemptown bar.