Thriller Hen Party Dance Class Leicester
Thriller Hen Party Dance Class in Leicester
Thriller Hen Do — Leicester
My Dance Hen Party Leicester
Venues
City Centre Studio
Highcross / St Martin's — confirmed on booking
Cultural Quarter Studio
Rutland Street — confirmed on booking
Your Venue
Hotels & Airbnbs — we come to you across Leicestershire
About This Thriller Hen Party Dance Class in Leicester
There's a reason a Thriller dance hen party Leicester almost never falls flat: the second the first zombie lurch lands, the whole room commits. Your choreographer takes the most imitated routine ever filmed and breaks it into short, repeating chunks — the dragging graveyard walk, the clawed hands, the snap of the head, the rolling shoulders. Most people have flailed through these moves at a Christmas party before losing the thread halfway; here you'll actually make it to the end as a set.
Few cities set the scene quite like this one. Leicester is where Richard III was famously dug up from beneath a car park and reburied in the cathedral — a place that genuinely has a long-lost king under its streets — and the medieval Lanes and St Martin's quarter, all narrow passages and old stone, make a fittingly eerie backdrop for thirty of the undead. We rehearse at studios around the city centre, the address sent when you book, and if you want a bigger Michael Jackson set, Smooth Criminal, Beat It and Bad can each be folded in.
However big the horde, the cost holds still: £140 buys an hour and £165 buys ninety minutes, from a huddle of five to a mob of thirty. Want to keep the haunting behind closed doors? Your choreographer will cart the whole undead show out to Wigston, Coalville or a rented house in town. Capture a finished Thriller dance hen do Leicester from a first-floor window and it'll be doing the rounds of the group chat for weeks.
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What's Included in Your Thriller Hen Party
- A choreographer who knows the zombie number twitch for twitch
- The real Thriller choreography, taught in looping sections
- Smooth Criminal, Beat It and Bad ready to extend the set
- A warm-up before the stiff-legged shuffling kicks off
- Music and speaker carried in and set up on the day
- Built for beginners — being a bit clumsy genuinely helps here
- One flat price however large the horde grows
- A city-centre studio, or we haunt your venue instead
- A final overhead formation shot; the gore is yours to apply
What You'll Experience at Our Thriller Dance Class
- The graveyard shuffle and the frozen claw-hand pose
- Head snaps and shoulder rolls, repeated until they stick
- A zombie horde formation assembled bit by bit for the camera
- Extra Michael Jackson numbers if you want a longer routine
- Sections run on repeat till the whole group locks together
- A final formation filmed from above — face paint strongly encouraged
Perfect For Your Leicester Hen Do
- October and Halloween hen weekends
- Brides who'll take theatre and drama over clean technique
- Groups who insist, loudly, that they can't dance a step
- Bigger parties — a larger horde just looks better on camera
- Weekends who'd sooner we turned up at the Airbnb
- Squads plotting to rise from the dead together at the reception
What Our Hens Say
Thriller hen parties we have taught across Leicester.
"We filmed the final formation from a first-floor window near the Cathedral and it came out genuinely creepy — a proper horde risen from the old Lanes."
— Leanne C. ★★★★★"The worse you were, the better you looked, which suited me perfectly. I've never enjoyed being terrible at something quite so much."
— Danni O. ★★★★★"Booked it for a Halloween hen and honestly the makeup session beforehand was half the laugh. Then a dozen of us lurched through St Martin's Square in full gore — people actually crossed the road."
— Steph V. ★★★★★"Saved it as a wedding surprise and rose as one when the track dropped at the reception. Two hundred guests screamed, the bride included. Best decision we made."
— Rachael B. ★★★★★Thriller Hen Party FAQ
Everything you need to know about our Thriller hen party dance class in Leicester.
Honestly, none of us can dance. Does that ruin it? +
That's genuinely good news. Zombies are supposed to be stiff and awkward, so the less coordination you bring, the better you'll look — the worst dancers make the best undead, every time. We teach it in tiny repeating chunks, and even a group who've never met tend to be lurching in sync by the halfway mark.
What songs will we dance to at a Thriller hen party in Leicester? +
The Thriller title track is the heart of it — that graveyard dance you'll recognise from the video runs right through the session. If you'd like more Michael Jackson, we can extend into Smooth Criminal, Beat It or Bad; flag your picks when you book and they'll be built into the choreography.
Is the zombie makeup included? +
We handle the dancing, not the special effects — so the fake blood and face paint are yours to sort. Honestly, most groups treat the makeup as its own event, gathering beforehand to go full undead together, and swear it's one of the best parts of the whole afternoon.
How much does a Thriller hen party in Leicester cost? +
One number covers the whole undead cast, however many rise: £140 for sixty minutes or £165 for ninety. The only possible extra is a partner studio if you need the space, plus a tenner a bottle for bubbly. Because it's a flat rate rather than per person, a big horde works out especially good value — split thirty ways it's next to nothing each.
Which part of Leicester does the class run in? +
Studios around the city centre, close to the medieval Lanes and St Martin's — fittingly atmospheric for a zombie routine — with the exact address in your booking email. The old core is pedestrianised and the ring road can be a fiddle, so if you're driving aim for a Highcross multi-storey, which has thousands of spaces a few minutes away; otherwise the station's a short walk.
Could you bring it to our accommodation instead? +
Absolutely. We'll bring the full zombie production to wherever you're staying, right across Leicester and out into the county — Loughborough, Melton Mowbray, Market Harborough, Hinckley and the rest. All you need to provide is a bit of open floor; the choreographer arrives with everything else.