Irish Dancing Hen Party Dance Class Gloucester
Irish Dancing Hen Party Dance Class in Gloucester
Irish Dancing Hen Do — Gloucester
My Dance Hen Party Gloucester
Venues
City Centre Studio
Eastgate / Westgate & the Cross — confirmed on booking
Docks Studio
Gloucester Quays / the historic Docks side — confirmed on booking
Your Venue
Hotels & Airbnbs — we come to you across Gloucester & the county
About This Irish Dancing Hen Party Dance Class in Gloucester
There is little on this earth quite like a line of hens throwing high kicks with their arms pinned firmly to their sides; it turns even a quiet living room into a cheering, stamping riot within minutes. Our Irish dancing hen brings that famous line straight to you, whether that is a hotel room in the city centre, a village hall out in Churchdown or Quedgeley, or simply the biggest lounge in the Airbnb.
Your choreographer teaches a lively reel with the trademark held arms, the quick light feet and the big travelling line that always gets the loudest cheer. Everything is broken down gently, so the sisters who danced as kids and the aunties who have never tried a step both find their feet at the same pace and end up grinning through the same finish.
Because we come to you, there is no trekking across Gloucester between the meal and the dancing; we simply arrive at your door with the music. The price is a flat £140 for an hour or £165 for ninety minutes for the whole group, with an optional flat £10 of bubbly if you would like to raise a glass once the line has landed.
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What's Included in Your Irish Dancing Hen Party
- A professional Irish dance choreographer for the whole session, brought to your venue
- A gentle warm-up that loosens the ankles before any high kicks fly
- One lively reel routine complete with the classic held-arm posture
- The quick footwork taught step by step and repeated until it clicks
- The big travelling line built up so the whole group hits it together
- A featured spot for the bride at the head of the line
- A filmed run-through of the finished reel to keep and giggle over
- The music shared beforehand so you know exactly what is coming
- A written recap sent afterwards so nobody forgets the steps
What You'll Experience at Our Irish Dancing Dance Class
- The oddly addictive challenge of dancing with your arms glued down
- A room-shaking cheer the first time the line travels in unison
- Aunties and bridesmaids equally out of breath and equally delighted
- That triumphant grin when the quick feet finally cooperate
- A properly loud, stamping, joyous kind of hen activity
- A finished reel you will be demonstrating at every family do for years
Perfect For Your Gloucester Hen Do
- Groups with Irish roots wanting a proper nod to them
- Hens after something loud, energetic and a little bit different
- Brides who love the drama of a big Riverdance-style line
- Parties spread across the Gloucester villages who want us to come to them
- Mixed-age groups where everyone can join the same line
- Anyone who has ever tapped along helplessly to a fiddle
What Our Hens Say
Irish Dancing hen parties we have taught across Gloucester.
"My mum's side is Irish so this meant the world to her. Twelve of us in a village hall near Churchdown throwing high kicks and roaring with laughter. The teacher was so encouraging with the ones who'd never danced."
— Elowen Trescothick ★★★★★"The line travelling across the room in sync got the biggest cheer of the whole weekend. Loud, daft and brilliant. They came to our Airbnb so we didn't have to go anywhere, which was perfect."
— Aoife Kilbride ★★★★★"Something a bit different for a change and it went down a storm. Arms pinned down, feet flying, everyone red in the face and grinning. The bride loved being at the front of the line."
— Manon Pritchard-Vane ★★★★★"Not one of us could do it at the start and by the end we had a proper reel. My calves knew about it the next day. Such a fun, energetic thing to book for a hen."
— Steph Bidmead ★★★★★Irish Dancing Hen Party FAQ
Everything you need to know about our Irish Dancing hen party dance class in Gloucester.
Do you really come to our venue? +
Yes. Irish dancing needs nothing more than a bit of floor space, so we bring the whole class to your hotel, Airbnb or a hall out in Churchdown, Quedgeley, Longlevens or wherever you are based across Gloucester and the surrounding villages.
None of us are Irish or have ever danced, does that matter? +
Not at all. The reel is taught from the very first step for complete beginners, and the held-arm style is actually easier to pick up than people expect. Everyone learns at the same pace and lands the same finish.
How much space do we need? +
Enough for the group to stand in a line and travel a few steps sideways, so a decent-sized function room or lounge does the job. Tell us your venue when you book and we will let you know if it comfortably fits.
What does it cost? +
A flat £140 for an hour or £165 for ninety minutes, covering the whole group rather than each person. Bubbly is the only optional extra at a flat £10 if you would like a glass once you have nailed the line.
How many hens can take part? +
From around five up to twenty-five or more, all for the same flat rate. A rough headcount when you book helps us judge the space and set the width of the line.
Is it tiring? +
It has its energetic moments, especially the kicks, but the choreographer paces it with breaks and keeps it firmly on the fun side of a workout. You can throw yourself in as hard or as gently as you like.