Thriller Hen Party Dance Class Edinburgh
Thriller Hen Party Dance Class in Edinburgh
Thriller Hen Do — Edinburgh
My Dance Hen Party Edinburgh
Venues
New Town Studio
City centre — confirmed on booking
Leith Studio
Waterfront creative quarter — confirmed on booking
Your Venue
Hotels & Airbnbs — we come to you across the Lothians
About This Thriller Hen Party Dance Class in Edinburgh
One zombie lurch and the whole room turns feral — which is why a thriller dance hen party Edinburgh so seldom disappoints. The choreographer strips the most copied routine on the planet down to short, looping fragments: the dragging shuffle, the clawed hands, the tilting head, the rolling shoulders. These are the very moves half the group has flung around at a wedding disco and given up on by verse two — this time you carry them right to the end.
Nowhere raises a horde quite like this city. Edinburgh's Old Town is a warren of narrow closes, shadowy wynds and the Cowgate canyon burrowing under the bridges below the Royal Mile — a ready-made set for thirty of the undead, in a place that walks ghost tours down those lanes nightly. We rehearse at Old Town studios, the address sent through on booking, and groups after a fuller set can drop Beat It, Bad or Smooth Criminal into the hour.
The size of the mob leaves the number alone — £140 for the hour, £165 for ninety minutes, five of you or thirty. Keen to keep the haunting private? The choreographer hauls the lot out to Bathgate, Linlithgow or a flat in town. Film a finished thriller dance hen do Edinburgh from an upstairs window and it'll be on loop in the group chat for a fortnight.
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What's Included in Your Thriller Hen Party
- A choreographer who knows the zombie routine down to the last twitch
- The genuine Thriller choreography, drilled loop by loop
- Beat It, Bad and Smooth Criminal on hand for a fuller Michael Jackson set
- A warm-up before the stiff-limbed shuffling begins
- Music and a speaker brought and set up on the day
- Made for beginners — clumsy is a genuine advantage here
- One flat price no matter how big the horde gets
- An Old Town studio, or we descend on your venue instead
- A final formation shot from above, zombie makeup entirely up to you
What You'll Experience at Our Thriller Dance Class
- The graveyard drag-walk and the clawed-hand freeze
- The head tilts and rolling shoulders, drilled until they lock in
- A horde formation built piece by piece to read on camera
- Optional Michael Jackson extras for a longer set
- Sections looped until even the stiffest mover is in sync
- An overhead formation finale, best filmed in full face paint
Perfect For Your Edinburgh Hen Do
- Halloween and October hen weekends
- Brides who love a bit of theatre over polish
- Groups who swear blind they cannot dance
- Big parties — a larger horde only reads better on film
- Weekends who would rather we came to the Airbnb
- Squads scheming to rise as one at the wedding reception
What Our Hens Say
Thriller hen parties we have taught across Edinburgh.
"We shot the final formation from the top of a New Town stairwell and it came out genuinely unsettling — like a horde that had just crawled out of an Old Town close."
— Zoe M. ★★★★★"Getting it wrong was basically the point, and I don't think I've ever cared less about looking silly while learning something."
— Paige H. ★★★★★"We ran it as an October hen and spent more time on the fake blood than the footwork. Thirty zombies drifting through the Grassmarket at dusk is the kind of memory the whole group hangs onto."
— Immy R. ★★★★★"We sat on it for a fortnight, then let the horde loose on the dance floor at midnight. The look on the bride's face was the whole reason we did it."
— Kayleigh D. ★★★★★Thriller Hen Party FAQ
Everything you need to know about our Thriller hen party dance class in Edinburgh.
None of us can really dance. Does that spoil it? +
Honestly, that's a plus. The entire routine is meant to look stiff, jerky and faintly wrong, so the hens most convinced they've no coordination make the most persuasive zombies of the lot. It arrives in short repeating sections, and a room of strangers is usually shuffling as one horde long before the hour is up.
What songs will we dance to at a Thriller hen party in Edinburgh? +
Thriller itself is the engine of the class — the graveyard sequence everyone half-recognises anchors the entire hour. For a broader Michael Jackson set, Beat It, Bad and Smooth Criminal can each be worked in; note it on the enquiry form and the choreographer builds them into the plan.
Is zombie makeup part of the package? +
What we supply is the routine, the music and a choreographer who can turn thirty perfectly nice people genuinely undead. The gore itself is yours — grab a kit between you, or get gory together as a pre-class ritual; most groups reckon that's half the fun.
How much does a Thriller hen party in Edinburgh cost? +
It's the one flat charge — £140 for an hour, £165 for ninety — with a partner studio added only where you use one and fizz an optional £10 a bottle. A cluster of five and a horde of thirty settle exactly the same amount, so nothing needs splitting per head.
Which part of Edinburgh does the class run in? +
Old Town studios, where the closes and wynds beat anything a converted warehouse could offer, with the exact address landing in your booking email. Everything sits a short walk from Waverley, and because those cobbled Old Town lanes are wretched to drive, groups tend to just arrive on foot or by tram.
Could you bring it to our accommodation instead? +
Yes — the whole undead show packs down and travels to your hotel or rented flat anywhere across the Lothians, from Bathgate and Linlithgow out to the East Lothian coast. Free up a stretch of floor at your end and the choreographer sorts the rest.