Hen Party Dance Class Hull
The Hen Party Activity Hull Books Most
The Whole Hen, One Routine
The whole idea of a dance hen party in Hull is that you all do it together — the entire group learning one routine shoulder to shoulder, nobody peeling off to a different bar and nobody stuck watching from a chair. It runs an hour or ninety minutes with a professional choreographer and finishes on a filmed performance you will be replaying for years. Wedding not far off? Our wedding dance lessons use these very choreographers.
Minutes From the First Cocktail
Book a central studio and the class sits a short walk from the Old Town's historic pubs, the Fruit Market cocktail bars out on the marina and the buzzy Avenues — or keep everyone at your hotel or Airbnb and the choreographer arrives with a speaker and a plan. Anyone who catches the bug can carry on at our weekly dance classes in Hull.
38+ Themes, One Price for All
Decades and pop icons, West End shows, styles from across the world — settle on what the bride truly loves and we build the routine around it. It is a flat £140 for the whole group whatever the final number, so the planning chat never turns into a spreadsheet of who owes what. Hull is a cheap, cheerful and genuinely walkable base — kinder on the purse than Leeds or York, and a straight run in off the M62. Lock in a date.
Pick Your Hen Party Theme
More than 38 themes to weigh up — pick the one the bride would choose herself and we shape the routine to it. Every single theme is built so that total beginners can carry it off.
80s
Big hair, brighter neon and singalong hooks belted at full volume — a spandex-and-legwarmers throwback that leaves the whole hen out of breath and grinning.
80s Hen Party
90s
Sharp boyband hand moves, girl-power hooks and club anthems the whole hen somehow still knows by heart — the one decade everyone can perform on cue.
90s Hen Party
2000s
Frosted everything and the noughties bangers off every teenage playlist — poppy, a bit R&B, and word-perfect the second they come on.
2000s Hen Party
ABBA
Platform boots, disco points and every Swedish chorus the bride quietly knows every word to — flares and sequins strongly encouraged.
ABBA Hen Party
Ariana Grande
Ponytail up, footwork nimble and the vocals soaring — a polished, playful pop routine built to look brilliant on camera.
Ariana Grande Hen Party
Barbie
Pink from the headband down, plastic-perfect poses and a confident little strut — pure Barbieland, and every phone snap comes out looking like cover art.
Barbie Hen Party
Belly Dance
Hips loose, coin belt jingling and a glittery scarf in hand — a warm, glamorous session that genuinely works for every age and shape in the group.
Belly Dance Hen Party
Beyoncé
Tight formation work, unmistakable attitude and the confidence to fill a stage — channel Beyoncé with the entire group moving as one behind the bride.
Beyoncé Hen Party
Bollywood
Big-screen glamour, storytelling hands and a beaming everyone-in finish — pure colour, carried straight from Hull's mixed inner-city streets around Spring Bank and Princes Avenue.
Bollywood Hen Party
Britney
The pop-princess routines you once copied off the telly, this time done right — think the schoolgirl look, the red catsuit, and all the iconic moments in sequence.
Britney Hen Party
Burlesque
All wink and no reveal — the boa, the glove, the over-the-shoulder look, and everything stays firmly on. What you take home is the confidence.
Burlesque Hen Party
Charleston
Springy kicks, swivelling hands and a Prohibition-era grin — 1920s glamour with steps just silly enough that nobody keeps a straight face.
Charleston Hen Party
Cheerleading
Pom-poms up, chants locked and formations stacked — full-tilt teamwork with the bride squad calling every eight-count, in black-and-amber if you fancy it.
Cheerleading Hen Party
Chicago
Bowler hats, rolled shoulders and that low, smouldering Fosse cool — the razzle-dazzle of the cell block, sharp and slinky right through to the final pose.
Chicago Hen Party
Commercial
This month's biggest tracks turned into a real routine — modern, camera-ready moves that make the phone footage look like an actual pop promo.
Commercial Hen Party
Dirty Dancing
The sultry mambo, a bit of a shimmy, and the legendary lift for any hen daring enough to try it (safely, always). Nobody, of course, puts the bride in a corner.
Dirty Dancing Hen Party
Disney
Belt-along numbers from the films the whole group swears they are too old for — they are not. Prepare for happy tears and some ambitious high notes.
Disney Hen Party
Fame
Legwarmers on, off-the-shoulder and ready to earn your fame — the buzzy stage-school fantasy of the 80s, handed to the hen for one brilliant hour.
Fame Hen Party
Flamenco
Proud posture, thundering heels and a hard, clapping rhythm — flamenco brings drama and defiance in equal measure, and it is gloriously, unapologetically loud.
Flamenco Hen Party
Flash Dance
That famous off-the-shoulder sweatshirt, the maniac routine and the big final pose on the chair — all the drama of the film, and not a drop of water in sight.
Flash Dance Hen Party
Greatest Showman
Ringmaster swagger and those soaring, stadium-sized anthems — a bold, arms-thrown-wide routine that finishes on a proper showstopper and leaves everyone flying.
Greatest Showman Hen Party
Grease
The hand jive, a good dose of Rizzo swagger and plenty of 50s bounce — a summer-nights routine that puts the bride front and centre at the drive-in.
Grease Hen Party
High School Musical
Upbeat Wildcats routines and that famous getcha-head-in-the-game energy — a proper singalong that pulls even the shyest of the hen straight into the middle.
High School Musical Hen Party
Irish Dancing
Lightning reels and jigs with your arms pinned rigid at your sides — you need no Irish blood, only the nerve to commit. Very Hull, that: just crack on and do your own thing.
Irish Dancing Hen Party
Line Dancing
Heel-digs, claps and a whole room hitting each step in sync — a country hoedown built on moves so friendly that not a single hen falls behind.
Line Dancing Hen Party
Musicals
One session, a whole medley of West End hits — showtunes at full lung, jazz hands everywhere and a big bow to finish. The ideal warm-up before a show at Hull New Theatre or Hull Truck.
Musicals Hen Party
Pole Dancing
Beginner spins, silly poses and non-stop giggling — held at a dedicated pole studio (never at your Airbnb), where all you need to bring is a bit of courage.
Pole Dancing Hen Party
RuPaul
Serve the runway strut, mouth every lyric like it is life or death and drop on the beat — sickening confidence from top to toe, with a nod to Hull's own drag and cabaret scene.
RuPaul Hen Party
Salsa
Easy Cuban rhythm, gentle turns and a partner swap that means nobody sits out — sociable, flirty and just about impossible to get wrong.
Salsa Hen Party
Samba
The unmistakable samba bounce, feathers galore and pure carnival heat straight from Rio — a rhythm so contagious the reluctant ones give in almost immediately.
Samba Hen Party
SIX the Musical
The six Tudor wives remade as a pop supergroup — sparkling crowns, tight harmonies and a strut through the divorced-beheaded-died line-up that owns the stage.
SIX the Musical Hen Party
Spice Girls
Assign your Posh, your Baby, your Scary, Ginger and Sporty, then throw yourselves into the ultimate girl-power singalong — the one true way to spice up the big weekend.
Spice Girls Hen Party
Street Dance
Attitude, easy grooves and a sharp routine that turns the group video into something that looks properly choreographed — very Hull, a place that does things its own way.
Street Dance Hen Party
Strictly
Glitter head to toe, a proper hold and a perfect score paddled up by the bridesmaids — the full Saturday-night ballroom experience, tan mandatory, keep the show rolling.
Strictly Hen Party
Taylor Swift
A dash through the eras in a single routine, arms jangling with friendship bracelets — the obvious pick for a Swiftie bride and the whole squad singing along.
Taylor Swift Hen Party
Texas Hold'em
Beyoncé in her country era — line-dance stomps, a hat tip and enough attitude to take charge of the whole barn dance.
Texas Hold'em Hen Party
Thriller
Zombie claws up, a shuffling undead shuffle and that unmistakable graveyard groove — the most famous Halloween routine there is, and gloriously daft with a whole group doing it.
Thriller Hen Party
Wicked
Forget the broomstick — this is all drama: arms wide, the audience gripped and a soaring, gravity-defying final pose that nails it every single time.
Wicked Hen PartyWhere the Party Happens
A private studio or wherever you are all staying — both work an absolute treat.
Central Hull Studios
The city centre, Old Town & Fruit MarketPrivate partner rooms around the city centre, the Old Town and the Fruit Market on Humber Street — good floors, complete privacy, and the marina cocktail bars and old Trinity pubs just along the way. The exact room is confirmed as soon as your date is set.
We Bring It to You
Across Hull & the East RidingSet us up in an Airbnb living room, a hotel function space or any hall you have booked across Hull, out to Beverley or over toward Hessle, and the choreographer turns up with the playlist ready and a routine to teach. It is the runaway favourite when the whole hen is staying under one roof.
Hen Party Dance Class Pricing
One price for the entire hen — never per head, and never redone every time the headcount shifts.
One-Hour Party
A warm-up, the whole themed routine, and a filmed run to finish.
£140 + venueNinety-Minute Party
More time to sharpen it and add a second number — the usual choice for bigger hens.
£165 + venueAdd Bubbly
A chilled bottle of fizz ready and waiting as you arrive.
+£10How It Works
- Pick the theme — 38+ to choose from; go for the bride, not the show-off in the group.
- Lock the date — Hull summer Saturdays and Hull Fair weekends go months ahead.
- Studio or your place — a central Hull studio, or we come to you anywhere across the East Riding.
- Dance it, film it — the recorded finale is included, and any encore is entirely your call.
One flat price whether six hens come or twenty-six — split between the group it works out at a few pounds each, and only gets cheaper as more join.
Hen Party FAQ
What organisers ask before booking a hen party dance class in Hull.
How much is a hen party dance class in Hull?
It is one flat fee for the whole group, not a price per head — £140 for an hour or £165 for ninety minutes, plus room hire only if you use one of our studios. Because it never changes with numbers, a group of a dozen splits it down to a few pounds each, and it only works out cheaper the more of you come. A chilled bottle of fizz on arrival is another £10.
Where in Hull do the hen party classes happen?
Right in the middle of things — private partner rooms around the city centre, the Old Town and the Fruit Market on Humber Street, so the marina cocktail bars and the old Trinity pubs are minutes away afterwards. Rather stay put? Your choreographer will come to a hotel, an Airbnb or any hired hall across Hull and out into the East Riding. Direct trains into Paragon and the A63 make it simple to reach.
What if none of us can actually dance?
Genuinely does not matter. The choreographer teaches in small, repeating chunks made for people who have never danced, so the group picks it up far quicker than they expect. Keenness matters more than skill — and the filmed run at the end always comes out sharper than it felt in the room.
Which theme should the bride go for?
Whatever she would grab the microphone for on a night out. ABBA, Spice Girls and Beyoncé are the reliable Hull favourites, while the musicals — Wicked, SIX and Chicago — climb every year. Torn between two? We will weave them into a single routine.
How far ahead should we book a Hull hen party?
Summer Saturdays are the ones to grab early — three to five months out is sensible, and sooner if your weekend clashes with Hull Fair in October or a big derby weekend. Midweek and off-season dates are far easier and can often be sorted a fortnight ahead.
What else can we do in Hull around the class?
Plenty. Hull is a cracking-value hen city — walkable, characterful and cheaper than Leeds or York. Line the class up for the afternoon, warm up in the Old Town's historic pubs, move on to the Fruit Market and marina cocktail bars, then into the city-centre clubs or up to the buzzy Avenues. Want to perform the routine again at the wedding? Tell your choreographer — it is built to last.