Thriller Hen Party Dance Class Norwich
Thriller Hen Party Dance Class in Norwich
Thriller 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 Thriller Hen Party Dance Class in Norwich
Everyone arrives able to picture the Thriller routine and nobody can actually do it — that gap is the fun. The lurching zombie walk, the twitching claw, the big group head-turn: they look impossible and take about twenty minutes to click once someone breaks them down count by count. By the halfway mark the hen who swore she'd just watch is snarling and shuffling with the best of them. A thriller dance hen party Norwich drills a roomful of the living into one ragged, grinning undead chorus.
Norwich has the backdrop for pop's great horror routine baked in. Tombland — the old open ground beside the Cathedral, its name older than the plague pits local legend ties to it — takes on a proper gothic hush once the streetlights take over, and Elm Hill's crooked medieval frontages only add to it. Set a thriller dance hen do Norwich for dusk and the Cathedral Quarter does half the atmosphere for you before a single claw hand goes up.
The total holds flat however many turn up — the hour sits at £140, the longer ninety-minute slot at £165, the same bill for ten of the undead or twenty-two, plus £10 for fizz to toast the bride. We work near Chapel Field or the Lanes, confirmed on booking, or the full zombie mob is summoned to a Broads rental or a Golden Triangle front room. Get the zombies on film at their most ghoulish, then take the undead out onto Prince of Wales Road for the night.
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What's Included in Your Thriller Hen Party
- A professional choreographer commanding the whole undead session solo
- Michael Jackson's graveyard routine, broken into short loops and drilled until it sticks
- The signature head-snap, claw and shuffle, taught slowly enough for anyone
- A warm-up first, because even zombies pull muscles
- Speaker, playlist and levels set before the first hen rises
- Steps aimed at people who have never danced, each move shown before you try it
- One flat charge whether ten or twenty-four claw their way in
- A central studio near Chapel Field or the Lanes, or the class brought to your crypt
- A £10 bottle of bubbly for a toast among the living
What You'll Experience at Our Thriller Dance Class
- A whole room lurching in eerie, ragged unison
- The head-snap finally landing together after a dozen tries
- Claw hands and dead-eyed stares that photograph brilliantly at dusk
- The switch from giggling to genuinely menacing in one hour
- A ghoulish group finale hit on a single called beat
- Your undead chorus filmed at its most gloriously grim
Perfect For Your Norwich Hen Do
- Brides who'd sooner do zombie than glitter
- Halloween-season hens and horror-film fans
- Groups pairing dusk photos in the Cathedral Quarter with the class
- Mixed-ability crews after big, forgiving, unmissable moves
- Weekends out on the Broads who'd like us to come to them
- Squads plotting to unleash it on the wedding dance floor
What Our Hens Say
Thriller hen parties we have taught across Norwich.
"Booked it for a Halloween hen and turned up in full zombie make-up. An hour later we had the whole graveyard routine and the photos are unhinged in the best way."
— Immy S. ★★★★★"Did dusk photos by the Cathedral first, then the class round the corner. The head-snap took us about thirty goes and then it just clicked for everyone at once."
— Leah M. ★★★★★"I can't dance to save my life and this was the one theme where that didn't matter. Big daft moves, loads of laughing, genuinely menacing by the end."
— Nyla K. ★★★★★"Twenty of us shuffling in unison down to Prince of Wales Road after — got some very confused looks. Best decision on the itinerary."
— Fern D. ★★★★★Thriller Hen Party FAQ
Everything you need to know about our Thriller hen party dance class in Norwich.
What Thriller songs will we dance to at the hen party in Norwich? +
'Thriller' itself is the centrepiece — the graveyard routine everyone came to nail. Take the ninety-minute booking and a wider Michael Jackson set fits around it, with 'Bad' and 'Beat It' handy for the warm-up. If the bride wants a particular track worked in, say so on the form.
Where in Norwich does the Thriller class happen? +
Central studios around Chapel Field and the Norwich Lanes, exact address confirmed on booking. Norwich station is a short walk from the centre on the Riverside side, and with no tram or metro it's buses only — car-free groups usually train in and taxi between stops. Fancy dusk photos first? The Cathedral Quarter and Elm Hill are close by.
We genuinely can't dance. Is Thriller still doable? +
Perfect theme for it, honestly. The moves are big, broad and heavily repeated, which suits total beginners far better than anything fiddly, and they're taught in slow passes until the whole room is together. Menace beats polish here — commit to the claw hands and you're most of the way there.
Can we do zombie make-up and photos as well? +
Absolutely encouraged — plenty of groups turn up already made up, and the routine looks ten times better for it on camera. Bring whatever costume and face paint you fancy; the choreographer builds in photo and video breaks so the full ghoulish effect gets captured. Dusk in the Cathedral Quarter is the ideal backdrop.
How much does a Thriller hen party in Norwich cost? +
You book the group, not each guest — £140 for the hour, £165 for ninety minutes, with venue hire only if you use a partner studio, plus £10 for fizz. Split across a normal Norwich hen it's roughly ten pounds a head, under what the booking sites charge per person.
Can you bring the class to our place in Norfolk? +
Often do — a Broads barn or a country cottage works well, and the instructor arrives with the speaker and the full soundtrack. All that's needed is enough clear floor for the group to spread out and lurch. Wherever the weekend's based across Norfolk, we can usually reach it.