SIX the Musical Hen Party Dance Class Brighton
SIX the Musical Hen Party Dance Class in Brighton
SIX the Musical 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 SIX the Musical Hen Party Dance Class in Brighton
SIX turns six wronged Tudor queens into a pop girl-group, and that is why it makes such a good hen do: it is part concert, part attitude, all sisterhood. The choreography is sharp, struttable pop — hair flicks, power stances, a chorus you punch out together — and nobody has to be the front woman unless they want to be. Your choreographer splits the group into queens and hands each their moment, so a SIX the Musical dance hen party Brighton feels less like a class and more like the band finally getting into rehearsal.
The show has toured hard, and Brighton has been firmly on its circuit — productions have played the Theatre Royal and the Brighton Centre, so the tunes are already in the city's bloodstream. We do not claim the show premiered here; it simply visits, the way the best touring pop does, and we borrow that concert-tour swagger for the room. We rehearse in a central studio a short walk from the Lanes, with North Laine's independents and Kemptown's late bars ready for wherever the coronation continues.
Prefer the throne room to come to you? The routine folds down to a speaker and a strip of floor and travels to your door — a seafront apartment, a Hove flat, a let anywhere across Brighton and the Sussex coast. The number of queens never changes the fee: £140 for the hour, £165 for ninety minutes, with a studio room the only extra and an optional £10 bottle of fizz. A SIX the Musical dance hen do Brighton ends on one line of six power poses, chins up, the bride dead centre, the camera catching the whole dynasty at once.
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What's Included in Your SIX the Musical Hen Party
- A professional choreographer running the full session, from warm-up to the final power line-up
- A SIX routine cut to your group's size and nerve, built fresh rather than pulled off a shelf
- Sharp pop counts drilled slowly first, then brought up to full concert tempo
- The speaker and full soundtrack carried in — Ex-Wives, Six and the queens' solos
- Total beginners assumed and minded from the very first eight-count
- Photo and film breaks built into the hour for the line-up shots
- Any group from five to thirty on one flat, per-group price
- A central Brighton studio, or your choreographer out to your own venue
- A filmed finale to keep for the group chat and the wedding reel
What You'll Experience at Our SIX the Musical Dance Class
- Fierce pop-concert energy from the very first beat
- Hair flicks, power stances and a chorus you punch out in unison
- A queen for everyone, with solo moments handed round the group
- Sharp counts stacked up so the routine sets before the nerves do
- A runway-style walk that will not switch off for the rest of the night
- A six-strong power line-up finale with the bride front and centre
Perfect For Your Brighton Hen Do
- Brides who want fierce and fun over a technical dance test
- Groups of six or a full court who fancy being a girl-group for an hour
- Hens who already scream every word of Ex-Wives on a night out
- Mixed-ability squads where everyone gets a moment in the spotlight
- Weekends in a Brighton or Hove let who want us to come to them
- Groups plotting a jaw-dropping surprise for the wedding dance floor
What Our Hens Say
SIX the Musical hen parties we have taught across Brighton.
"Ten of us split into queens, each handed a moment to own, and the final line-up with the bride in the middle is genuinely the best photo of the whole weekend. Felt like a proper band rehearsal, not a class."
— Sunny Alderton ★★★★★"She came to our seafront apartment and turned a nervous group into a full girl-group in an hour. The power poses came straight back out at the Kemptown bars that night. Unreal."
— Petra Loosemore ★★★★★"There were only five of us and the choreographer made that work brilliantly, doubling up the queens so nobody was left standing about. Fierce, funny and completely inclusive."
— Odette Ravenhill ★★★★★"Screamed Ex-Wives the entire way from the studio to North Laine. The hair flicks have not left us. Best hen idea anyone in our group has ever had."
— Bryony Tuckwell ★★★★★SIX the Musical Hen Party FAQ
Everything you need to know about our SIX the Musical hen party dance class in Brighton.
Which SIX songs will we dance to in Brighton? +
The bangers lead — Ex-Wives, Six and a pick of the queens' solos — and the finish is shaped around your group. If the bride has claimed a favourite queen already, note it on the enquiry form and we hand her that moment in the routine.
We are not a group of six — does that matter? +
Not at all. The theme scales to whatever size you are: fewer than six and queens double up, more than six and we build a full backing court so everyone is on the floor. Nobody sits it out, whatever the numbers.
How much does a SIX hen party in Brighton cost? +
One flat fee for the whole court — £140 for an hour, £165 for ninety minutes — with studio hire the only possible extra and an optional £10 bottle of bubbly. Six of you or twenty-six, the price holds, so there is no per-head reckoning.
Did SIX start out in Brighton? +
No — the show tours the country and has played Brighton's theatres on the road, so the songs are well loved here, but we would never claim it began in the city. We simply borrow that touring-concert energy for your routine.
Where does it run, and can you come to us? +
We use a central Brighton studio a few minutes from the Lanes, or the whole class travels to you. It packs down to a speaker and comes to a hotel, a hall or a rented flat across Brighton, Hove and along the Sussex coast.
What should we wear for the photos? +
Whatever the group turns up in becomes the costume — we never supply outfits. Some groups go full glitter-and-black concert look or give each queen a colour, but a bit of sparkle and shoes you can strut in are all you really need.