Wicked Hen Party Dance Class Newcastle
Wicked Hen Party Dance Class in Newcastle
Wicked Hen Do — Newcastle
My Dance Hen Party Newcastle
Venues
City Centre Studio
Grainger Town / Quayside — confirmed on booking
Ouseburn Studio
Creative quarter — confirmed on booking
Your Venue
Hotels & Airbnbs — we come to you across Tyneside
About This Wicked Hen Party Dance Class in Newcastle
At its core Wicked is about two witches who begin as mismatched roommates and end as opposites — green, glowering Elphaba and pink, relentlessly upbeat Glinda — and the routine lives off that clash. The bride usually claims Elphaba for the sake of that towering final solo, leaving the rest to bounce between Emerald City sparkle and broomstick chaos. It is big, knowingly daft and photographs like a pop-up storybook, a Wicked dance hen party Newcastle that never lets the drama drop.
Newcastle gives all that theatre somewhere to spill out. Down on the Quayside the seven bridges light up over the Tyne after dark — the great green arch of the Tyne Bridge and the tilting Gateshead Millennium 'blinking eye' among them — a backdrop that flatters a group in full costume. And when the Wicked tour reaches the Theatre Royal on Grey Street, you can rehearse your own take by day and let the professionals conjure Oz that night.
Would you rather the green make-up never left the building? No problem — your choreographer will bring the whole routine to a hotel suite or a big rented house wherever the weekend is based, out across Newcastle and Tyneside. The headcount leaves the price alone: £140 for an hour or £165 for ninety minutes, with a single £10 bottle of fizz on arrival the only extra anyone adds. A Wicked dance hen do Newcastle arrives complete, right down to that final defiant pose on camera.
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What's Included in Your Wicked Hen Party
- A professional choreographer leading the session throughout
- A dramatic Wicked routine pitched to your group
- A Team Green and Team Pink split, colliding for the finale
- The bride set up for the big Elphaba solo
- Speaker and soundtrack provided for you
- Total beginners expected and looked after
- Groups from 5 to 30 on one flat price
- Studio hire or your choreographer comes to you
- A filmed finale for the group chat, £10 fizz optional
What You'll Experience at Our Wicked Dance Class
- The Elphaba-versus-Glinda contrast played to the hilt
- Big, sweeping arms and the Defying Gravity power pose
- Storybook-bright group shapes made for the camera
- A green camp and a pink camp with their own moments
- Steps built up in small, repeatable sections
- A soaring, defiant finale with the bride dead centre
Perfect For Your Newcastle Hen Do
- Brides who have been Wicked-obsessed for years
- Groups who love a bit of drama and dressing up
- Friends up for a green-versus-pink dance-off
- Mixed-ability squads chasing spectacle over technique
- Weekends wanting the class brought to their Tyneside base
- Hens after a showstopping finale to film
What Our Hens Say
Wicked hen parties we have taught across Newcastle.
"We divided into a green side and a pink side, then smashed together for one giant ending with the bride out in front. Danced it by the Quayside, then out to the bars under the bridges. Belting afternoon."
— Leanne P. ★★★★★"Ran the routine in daylight and saw the real touring show at the Theatre Royal that evening. The easiest day of the weekend — the teacher handled every last detail."
— Vicky M. ★★★★★"Enormous on drama, minimal on footwork, which was ideal for us. The bride took Elphaba and that towering Defying Gravity solo while the rest of us hammed it up as Glindas."
— Char R. ★★★★★"Had them teach it at our Ouseburn rental so the green paint never hit the street. One speaker, a whole routine down, the final pose on film. Great start to the weekend."
— Toni B. ★★★★★Wicked Hen Party FAQ
Everything you need to know about our Wicked hen party dance class in Newcastle.
What Wicked songs will we dance to at the hen party in Newcastle? +
The ones everyone quietly longs to belt — What Is This Feeling?, Popular, For Good and, inevitably, Defying Gravity — cut to suit however many of you turn up. Most brides grab Defying Gravity for the solo; if there is a track your group must have, say so on the enquiry.
Can we do the full green-versus-pink thing? +
For most groups it is the highlight. One camp takes Elphaba's side, the other Glinda's, each with its own stretch of routine, before the whole room crashes together for the finale with the bride front and centre. Who ends up on which side is completely down to you.
Does the Wicked tour ever come to Newcastle? +
From time to time, yes. It passes through the Theatre Royal on Grey Street periodically, so it is worth checking their listings against your dates. If they align, rehearse your own version by day and hand the spectacle over to the professional cast that evening.
Do we need costumes or green face paint? +
Entirely optional. We do not hand out costumes, so most hens simply wear something they can move in — though there is always a group that goes the whole way with green make-up, witch hats and pink frocks. Since the choreography tells the story, comfort counts for far more than any outfit.
How much does a Wicked hen party in Newcastle cost? +
One group rate rather than anything per head — £140 for an hour on the floor, £165 for ninety minutes, with studio hire only if you want a private room of ours. Six hens or thirty, the total stands still; the only extra anyone tends to add is a £10 bottle of fizz on arrival.
Where's the class, and is it close to the night out? +
A partner studio around the centre, the Quayside or the Ouseburn valley, with the exact address sent on booking. The middle of town is small and walkable, with the Diamond Strip's cocktail bars and the riverside spots beneath the bridges close at hand for later.