SIX the Musical Hen Party Dance Class Norwich
SIX the Musical Hen Party Dance Class in Norwich
SIX the Musical Hen Do — Norwich
My Dance Hen Party Norwich
Venues
City Centre Studio
Chapel Field / the Lanes — confirmed on booking
Riverside Studio
Prince of Wales Road / station side — confirmed on booking
Your Venue
Hotels & Airbnbs — we come to you across Norwich & Norfolk
About This SIX the Musical Hen Party Dance Class in Norwich
SIX hauls the forgotten footnotes of Tudor history up onto a stadium stage and hands each of Henry's wives a microphone. For a hen group that is pure gold: a SIX dance hen party Norwich makes a frontwoman of everyone, with the bride crowned lead, and plays out like a live pop set rather than a class. Every move is boxy, punchy and pointed dead at the camera, which is why even a ten-second clip comes out looking like a festival.
You do not need a show attached, but Norwich can supply one. SIX has become a regular on the national touring circuit, and when it swings east it plays the Theatre Royal on Theatre Street — so if the six queens are booked on your weekend, you can polish your own coronation across the afternoon and be in the stalls for the real queens after dark. The pop-gig energy carries on afterwards down Prince of Wales Road.
Deciding who plays which wife is half the entertainment, and we keep well clear of the row — that one belongs in the group chat. Come the day, your choreographer fuses the six of you into one snapping line, the bride front and centre. Want to hold court somewhere private? The whole set packs down to a speaker and comes to a hotel suite or rented flat anywhere across Norwich and Norfolk. Group size never nudges the fee — an hour is £140, ninety minutes £165 — so a SIX dance hen do Norwich settles on a single, easily-split figure, closing performance filmed.
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What's Included in Your SIX the Musical Hen Party
- A professional choreographer running the concert end to end
- A concert-style SIX routine built around your group
- The six queens shared out so everyone gets a lead
- The bride handed the front-woman spot
- Speaker and full soundtrack provided
- Warm-up and cool-down inside the session
- Total beginners welcome — it runs on attitude
- One flat price for groups of five to thirty
- A studio near the Lanes, or your choreographer comes to you
What You'll Experience at Our SIX the Musical Dance Class
- A gig, not a lesson, from the very first downbeat
- Sharp, boxy, camera-facing choreography
- A queen of your own to play, the bride out front
- Fast switches of formation drilled slowly
- Pop-star attitude that flatters non-dancers
- A filmed encore that plays like a chart act
Perfect For Your Norwich Hen Do
- Brides who want to be crowned front-woman for an hour
- Groups where everybody wants a turn in the spotlight
- Hens chasing a pop-concert night on Prince of Wales Road
- Squads of any size — spare hens double up on queens
- Weekends that would rather reign in a private venue
- Anyone who wants a clip that looks like a music video
What Our Hens Say
SIX the Musical hen parties we have taught across Norwich.
"Eight of us doubled up on four of the queens and it worked a treat — the harmonies got louder and the formations fuller. Our bride would not surrender the lead mic once, and honestly none of us wanted her to."
— Bexley R. ★★★★★"We ran it in a studio just off the Lanes, then carried the swagger straight up Prince of Wales Road with the whole group still in formation on the pavement. A bouncer asked which act we were. We said all six."
— Corinne J. ★★★★★"The bit I dreaded was the sharp unison — I am always the one a beat behind. The choreographer drilled the switches so patiently that by the end I was landing them dead on. First time I have ever felt in time with anyone."
— Nuala D. ★★★★★"Our own version in the afternoon, then the touring cast at the Theatre Royal that evening. Watching the pros nail the bits we had just fumbled was oddly the best part. Cracking double bill."
— Farah L. ★★★★★SIX the Musical Hen Party FAQ
Everything you need to know about our SIX the Musical hen party dance class in Norwich.
What SIX songs will we dance to at the hen party in Norwich? +
The set list runs on the show's biggest hitters — Ex-Wives, Don't Lose Ur Head, Get Down, All You Wanna Do — and we cut the routine to suit the group. The bride is handed whichever queen's number she most wants to belt.
There are eleven of us, not six — how does the casting work? +
Easily — the six queens are shared out and anyone spare joins a favourite to thicken the harmonies and formations. Nobody sits it out; the line just gets a little mightier, and the bride still fronts it.
Not one of us is a dancer — is SIX beyond us? +
Far from it, because SIX runs on stance and swagger far more than footwork. The routine is all sharp angles and attitude, drilled slowly, so an hour in a room of non-dancers is snapping into the poses like a chart act.
How much does a SIX hen party in Norwich cost? +
A single flat rate covers the whole line-up — £140 for an hour, £165 for ninety minutes — plus venue hire only if you book a partner studio. It does not change with numbers, so six queens or sixteen hens are quoted exactly the same.
Might SIX be touring to Norwich while we're around? +
Quite possibly — SIX tours nationally and calls at the Theatre Royal when it heads east. Lock your date, check the Theatre Royal listings, and you could rehearse your own version by day and watch the touring queens that evening.
Should we come dressed as the queens? +
If you fancy it — a bit of Tudor-meets-pop-star sparkle looks brilliant on camera, and some groups assign a colour per queen. We do not provide costumes, so it is bring-your-own, but the routine plays just as well in your own clothes.