SIX the Musical Hen Party Dance Class Cambridge
SIX the Musical Hen Party Dance Class in Cambridge
SIX the Musical Hen Do — Cambridge
My Dance Hen Party Cambridge
Venues
City Centre Studio
Between Market Square & Parker's Piece — confirmed on booking
Station-side Studio
The CB1 / Mill Road end of town — confirmed on booking
Your Venue
Hotels, halls & Airbnbs — we come to you across Cambridge & South Cambridgeshire
About This SIX the Musical Hen Party Dance Class in Cambridge
SIX turned Tudor history into a pop concert, and hen parties have been claiming crowns ever since. A SIX dance hen party Cambridge session builds the full production: each queen's signature style woven into one routine, spotlight beats distributed like royal charters, and a megamix finale in which the bride — obviously — takes the crown.
Convene the court at a private central studio, or bring the concert to your accommodation anywhere across Cambridge and South Cambridgeshire — a city that has been arguing about history for eight centuries makes a fitting backdrop for its remix. Crowns circulate, allegiances form, and the finale is filmed on your phones with retakes until every spotlight beat hits.
£140 for the hour, £165 for ninety — one figure for all six-plus queens, up to thirty courtiers, venue hire only when we book the room. £10 adds the bride's chilled bottle of fizz at her coronation. A SIX dance hen do Cambridge grants each guest what history denied the originals: a verse of her own and a say in the ending.
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What's Included in Your SIX the Musical Hen Party
- A choreographer fluent in all six queens' idioms
- The megamix built as the routine's spine
- Queen allocation — by ballot, banter or birthright
- Choreography layered for every royal ability
- Signature spotlight beats for each queen
- The bride's coronation staged as the finale
- The concert filmed on your phones, crowd noise natural
- Retakes until the mic-drop moment lands
- £10 optional bottle of bubbly at the bride's coronation
What You'll Experience at Our SIX the Musical Dance Class
- Queen allocation produces negotiations worthy of actual Tudor diplomacy.
- Each spotlight beat gets a cheer sized to a stadium.
- The harmonised chorus emerges from guests who swore they couldn't sing.
- One queen's riff attempt becomes the weekend's official anthem.
- The formation V assembles behind the bride like a coronation portrait.
- The mic-drop finale lands and the court loses its collective composure.
Perfect For Your Cambridge Hen Do
- Groups who've seen the show and left changed
- Brides overdue a literal crown and a verse of their own
- History lovers who like their Tudors with a beat
- Hen dos of six, obviously — but the format scales to thirty
- Guests with strong opinions about which queen they are
- Weekends that want girl-group energy with a syllabus
What Our Hens Say
SIX the Musical hen parties we have taught across Cambridge.
"Our group includes a secondary school history teacher who arrived sceptical about the premise and left having claimed a queen, a verse and a riff. Her Year 8s now get the megamix as a revision aid. Results reportedly up."
— Curriculum enrichment ★★★★★"Ten of us in a function room with fairy-light crowns, and the formation V behind the bride on the final take looks like an actual tour photo. Her now-husband made it his phone background before the weekend ended."
— Court portraiture ★★★★★"The allocation nearly caused a constitutional crisis — two claimants, one queen — until the choreographer split the verse and staged a duet. Diplomatically brilliant. Both claimants cite it as their finest hour, jointly."
— The succession, resolved ★★★★★"Fourteen courtiers, one flat rate, zero treasury disputes — a better fiscal record than any actual Tudor reign. The mic-drop take has been watched into the hundreds. Long live the footage."
— Privy purse ★★★★★SIX the Musical Hen Party FAQ
Everything you need to know about our SIX the Musical hen party dance class in Cambridge.
How are the queens assigned? +
However the group likes — ballot, birthday order, or the time-honoured method of everyone already knowing exactly which queen they are. Larger groups run houses behind each queen; the bride outranks the system entirely.
What does it cost? +
£140 for the hour, £165 for ninety — one figure for all six-plus queens, up to thirty guests. Studio hire applies only when we book the room; the bride's £10 coronation bottle of fizz is the sole extra.
Where can the concert happen? +
A private central Cambridge studio, or your accommodation across Cambridge and South Cambridgeshire — the show needs only a floor, a speaker and a court in good voice.
Do we need to know the show? +
The superfans will steer, but the routine teaches itself to newcomers — the choreography is pop-concert vocabulary and the premise takes one sentence to explain. Converts are guaranteed by the second chorus.
What's the session structure? +
Warm-up, queen allocation, the megamix taught section by section with spotlight beats, then the filmed coronation finale with retakes. Ninety minutes deepens each queen's material.
When should we book? +
A few weeks ahead for most dates; summer Saturdays claim their thrones earliest. Court size flexes to the day — the figure holds its crown.