90s Hen Party Dance Class Plymouth
90s Hen Party Dance Class in Plymouth
90s Hen Do — Plymouth
My Dance Hen Party Plymouth
Venues
City Centre Studio
Drake Circus / The Box — confirmed on booking
Barbican Studio
Sutton Harbour waterfront — confirmed on booking
Your Venue
Hotels & Airbnbs — we come to you across Plymouth & the South West
About This 90s Hen Party Dance Class in Plymouth
The 90s rarely needs teaching so much as reminding — the arm-waves, the shuffles and the shameless Eurodance are all filed away somewhere, waiting for a cue. A 90s dance hen party Plymouth crews put together digs the whole lot back out, stitched around titles like Rhythm Is a Dancer, What Is Love, C'est La Vie and Barbie Girl and handed over in bite-sized runs the entire room can copy.
Mutley Plain and North Hill give the theme its natural after-party — the student-led pubs and casual bars north of the centre are made for a group still humming the last chorus, and the cobbled Barbican is a short hop on if you fancy the waterfront instead. The class itself drops into whatever slot your day leaves open.
The money stays blunt: £140 for the hour, £165 for ninety minutes, with a studio room the single optional extra. Nobody here is counted individually, so a packed floor only works out cheaper a head. The closing run is filmed before the butterfly clips slide loose, so a 90s dance hen do Plymouth banks its souvenir on the way out the door.
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What's Included in Your 90s Hen Party
- One choreographer steering the room throughout, threading the pop and the dance-floor cheese into a single number
- A running order weighted to your corner of the decade — sugary girl-pop, a boyband singalong or full-throttle Eurodance
- An easy loosen-up to open and a gentle wind-down to close, neither one nibbling at your slot
- All the sound kit is ours to carry in and plug in — the group is on backing-vocal duty and nothing else
- Every step shrunk right down and looped until even the never-danced corner has a grip on it
- Built-in breaks for photos while the bucket hats and the formation still look the part
- A single flat fee that shrugs off whether a dozen hens turn up or thirty
- A city-centre or Barbican studio set aside for you, or the entire class brought to your door across Plymouth and the South West
- One tidy recording of the whole routine, sitting in the group chat before you are home
What You'll Experience at Our 90s Dance Class
- A room of near-strangers moving in loose sync inside a couple of run-throughs
- The daft, joyous choreography the decade specialised in — nothing precious, everything fun
- Big singalong moments where the dancing briefly gives way to shouting the words
- Formation switches that photograph far better than the effort behind them suggests
- The flashy bits handed to whoever wants them, the rest kept gloriously simple
- A closing take the group chat will be quoting for weeks
Perfect For Your Plymouth Hen Do
- Brides still guarding a shoebox of 90s CD singles that is going precisely nowhere
- Groups lining the class up before a crawl round Mutley Plain and North Hill
- Anyone willing to raid the loft for a bucket hat, combats and a fistful of glitter
- Old university friends reuniting on the songs that scored their first term
- Three-generation parties where the mums somehow out-sing the hens
- The one guest who can still recite a 1997 Top of the Pops line-up unprompted
What Our Hens Say
90s hen parties we have taught across Plymouth.
"Fourteen of us, bucket hats on, then up to Mutley Plain for the night. The Eurodance section was chaos in the best possible way."
— Leanne C. ★★★★★"We had the class come to our Airbnb near the Hoe. By Barbie Girl even the shyest of us had given up pretending she wasn't loving it."
— Megan A. ★★★★★"Booked it as a bit of a joke and it turned out the highlight. Genuinely cannot believe we look that coordinated on the video."
— Roisin T. ★★★★★"Every mum in the group knew the words better than we did. Absolute carnage, ten out of ten."
— Steph B. ★★★★★90s Hen Party FAQ
Everything you need to know about our 90s hen party dance class in Plymouth.
Does the class work around a night on Mutley Plain? +
Perfectly. Most groups run the class in the afternoon or early evening and head up to the Mutley Plain and North Hill bars afterwards, though the cobbled Barbican is an easy alternative. Tell us your rough timings and we slot the hour wherever it fits.
Which 90s tracks end up in the routine in Plymouth? +
A spread of the decade's most shameless floor-fillers — Rhythm Is a Dancer, What Is Love, C'est La Vie and Barbie Girl among them — with the mix leaning wherever your group's nostalgia does. Name the must-have on the form and it goes in.
What does a 90s hen party in Plymouth come to for the whole group? +
One figure covers everyone: £140 for an hour or £165 for ninety minutes, with only a partner-studio room able to be added. Because nobody is charged a head, a bigger group simply lands cheaper each once you split it.
We span a big range of ages and dancing ability — is that fine? +
It is the norm, honestly. Steps are drilled slowly and on repeat, and nobody is ever singled out, so a room running from the bride's teenage cousin to her aunties ends up moving together and laughing at itself.
Do we have to go all-in on fancy dress? +
Not at all — a bucket hat and a bit of glitter is plenty, and lots of groups just wear what they would to the bar. The look is a bonus; the routine and the noise are the main event.
Will you bring it out to us beyond Plymouth? +
We travel right across the South West — Saltash and south-east Cornwall over the Tamar, the South Hams, out toward Dartmoor. The choreographer brings the whole set-up to your accommodation, and any travel is quoted before you commit.