90s Hen Party Dance Class Durham
90s Hen Party Dance Class in Durham
90s Hen Do — Durham
My Dance Hen Party Durham
Venues
City Centre Studio
Market Place / Saddler Street & the cathedral peninsula — confirmed on booking
Riverside Studio
The Wear / Elvet & Gilesgate side — confirmed on booking
Your Venue
Hotels & Airbnbs — we come to you across Durham City & the county
About This 90s Hen Party Dance Class in Durham
Round up the hens for a private 90s dance class in the middle of Durham and spend an hour throwing it back to the decade of pop bangers and playground-perfect choreography. Your own choreographer teaches a full routine, keeps the whole crew moving together and makes sure the bride gets the moment she deserves — no rhythm required, just a willingness to laugh at yourselves.
We keep it wonderfully relaxed. Moves are broken down slowly, repeated until they stick, and pitched at the actual people in the room rather than some imaginary dance troupe. You tell us whether you want it cheeky and chart-friendly or full attitude, and we shape the choreography to match, then leave time to film the finished routine before anyone loses their nerve.
Durham is made for this kind of weekend — a tight, historic city where you can learn a routine near the Market Place and wander down Saddler Street to the riverside bars afterwards. We bring the class to your hire room, hotel or Airbnb across Durham City and out to Chester-le-Street, Bowburn and beyond. Mind the steep, cobbled hill up from the Wear and the restricted roads on the cathedral peninsula. The hour is a flat £140, ninety minutes £165, with an optional £10 bottle of fizz for the bride.
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What's Included in Your 90s Hen Party
- Your own choreographer for a private hour, focused entirely on your hen group
- A full 90s routine set to a decade classic the whole room will know word for word
- Clear, unhurried eight-count breakdowns so first-timers pick it up fast
- A loosening-up warm-up to settle nerves and get the giggles going
- A written-in bride spotlight so she takes the lead when it counts
- Choreography adjusted on the spot to suit every ability in the group
- Dedicated filming time to capture the final run-through for the group chat
- Your pick of the mood — cheeky and playful or full nineties swagger
- An optional £10 bottle of fizz to toast the bride once you have nailed it
What You'll Experience at Our 90s Dance Class
- An hour of pure nostalgia set to the songs you grew up dancing to
- The whole crew learning together and cracking up in equal measure
- A genuine confidence lift for anyone convinced they have two left feet
- The bride getting her well-earned moment in the middle of the group
- A polished, shareable routine ready for the night out that follows
- Inside jokes and dance moves the hen party will bring up for years
Perfect For Your Durham Hen Do
- Hens who still know every word to the decade's biggest singles
- Groups mixing giggling teens, best mates and the bride's mum
- Brides after belly laughs rather than a flawless performance
- Weekends anchored around Durham's Market Place and riverside bars
- Crews wanting a lively icebreaker before the evening properly begins
- Anyone chasing a proper throwback with their favourite people
What Our Hens Say
90s hen parties we have taught across Durham.
"The 90s class was the highlight of the whole hen weekend. We danced our hearts out to the songs from our school discos and the choreographer was brilliant with a group who genuinely could not dance. Came out grinning onto Saddler Street."
— Danielle Hepple ★★★★★"So much fun. Twelve of us in a room near the Market Place, an hour of pure nostalgia and a routine we somehow all remembered. The bride loved being in the middle of it. Perfect Durham hen activity."
— Hollie Robson ★★★★★"Booked this for my best friend's hen and it was spot on. They came to our Airbnb over in Gilesgate, sorted the music, taught us a proper routine and had us in stitches. Would recommend to anyone."
— Abbie Snowdon ★★★★★"Ages ranged from twenty to sixty and every single one of us joined in. Loads of laughs, cracking 90s tunes and a real buzz before we headed to the riverside bars. Best start to a Durham weekend."
— Leanne Dixon ★★★★★90s Hen Party FAQ
Everything you need to know about our 90s hen party dance class in Durham.
None of us can really dance — is the 90s class still for us? +
Absolutely. This is designed for beginners first and foremost. The choreographer breaks everything into small eight-counts and repeats them until the group is confident, so by the end even the most reluctant hen is part of the routine. It is far more about the laughs than technical perfection.
Do you come to our venue in Durham? +
Yes. We bring the class to your hire room, hotel function space or Airbnb, wherever you are based — the Market Place, Elvet, Gilesgate or out across the county. If you are still hunting for a room, share your group size and rough plans when you enquire and we can suggest spaces that suit.
What is included in the price? +
A flat £140 covers a full hour with your private choreographer for the whole group — never a per-person charge — and £165 gets you ninety minutes. Any room hire you need is separate. You can also add an optional £10 bottle of fizz so you can raise a glass to the bride.
How many hens can join in? +
Groups of roughly five to thirty-plus all work. Smaller parties enjoy a more personal session, while larger ones bring huge energy and we simply tweak the formations so everyone can see the choreographer and follow the moves. Just tell us your numbers ahead of time.
Can we request a specific 90s track or dress up? +
Of course. Name your favourite from the decade and we will choreograph to it, or trust us to pick a guaranteed floor-filler. Costumes are entirely up to you — plenty of groups embrace the double denim and butterfly clips. Comfy trainers work best given Durham's cobbled, hilly streets.
Is Durham easy to get around for a hen weekend? +
The centre is compact and walkable but genuinely steep in places, with the cathedral peninsula on restricted roads served by its own Cathedral Bus. There is no tram or metro here, so plan short walks between spots. The station is a climb up to the north-west; the Walkergate and Prince Bishops car parks sit right by the centre.