Wicked Hen Party Dance Class Plymouth
Wicked Hen Party Dance Class in Plymouth
Wicked 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 Wicked Hen Party Dance Class in Plymouth
The first thing a Wicked dance hen party Plymouth does is take sides. Half the group signs up to Elphaba — green, sharp-tongued, secretly the hero — and half to Glinda, all pink ruffles and self-belief, and the choreography pits the two against each other from the off. More often than not the bride claims Elphaba and the roof-raising final number, leaving her friends to sparkle in opposition. It is two warring colour schemes and one wonderfully ridiculous video.
That green-versus-pink divide carries straight into the evening. The Glinda contingent can float off to the Royal William Yard for cocktails and sparkle by the water, while the Elphaba camp broods happily over craft ale in the Barbican's cobbled old-town pubs. Want Emerald City at full wattage? Theatre Royal Plymouth, the big house on Royal Parade, runs touring musicals throughout the year, so there is often a genuine show waiting once the group has filmed its routine.
Would you sooner the emerald body paint stayed out of public sight? Happily — your choreographer will run the whole face-off wherever the group has set up camp, be it a Hoe hotel room, an apartment on the Barbican or a rental out towards Saltash, right across the city and the South Hams. The number of you never nudges the fee: a flat £140 for sixty minutes or £165 for ninety, with a studio booked in only if you would rather not clear the furniture. A Wicked dance hen do Plymouth turns up fully rehearsed, first wicked cackle to final freeze-frame, all of it captured on video.
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What's Included in Your Wicked Hen Party
- A professional choreographer running both camps end to end
- A two-sided Elphaba-versus-Glinda routine built for your group
- Speaker and every big Wicked number cued for you
- Total beginners assumed — drama beats technique
- Photo and video breaks worked into the hour
- Any group from 5 to 30 on one flat price
- A Barbican or central studio, or we come to you
- The bride handed her pick of Elphaba or Glinda
- A filmed final face-off for the group chat
What You'll Experience at Our Wicked Dance Class
- Two contrasting styles — green defiance against pink sparkle
- A staged face-off between the camps in the finale
- Big, characterful shapes rather than fiddly footwork
- Sections layered gently so both sides keep up
- A belting Defying Gravity moment for the bride
- A two-witch showdown worth restaging at the wedding
Perfect For Your Plymouth Hen Do
- Groups happy to split into two rival teams
- Brides who know every note of Defying Gravity
- Hens who want theatrical and characterful over technical
- Mixed-ability squads — commit to the drama and the steps follow
- Weekends wanting the whole showdown brought to them
- Groups plotting a reception face-off
What Our Hens Say
Wicked hen parties we have taught across Plymouth.
"Ten of us, half green and half pink, squaring off over Defying Gravity at a studio just off the Barbican. Completely absurd and the footage came out perfect."
— Elle M. ★★★★★"We had them come to our place on the Hoe. The bride committed fully to Elphaba while the rest of us went glittery Glinda, and it turned out far slicker than we deserved."
— Roisin K. ★★★★★"Not one of us could really dance and we still nailed a full two-team face-off. The teacher was endlessly patient with a room of beginners."
— Jade T. ★★★★★"We ran the whole green-versus-pink showdown again at the reception and the room lost it. Easily the best thing we booked."
— Manda S. ★★★★★Wicked Hen Party FAQ
Everything you need to know about our Wicked hen party dance class in Plymouth.
What Wicked songs will we dance to at the hen party in Plymouth? +
The showstoppers carry it — Defying Gravity, Popular, What Is This Feeling and One Short Day — and we can fold in anything else the group loves. Whether the bride sees herself as a wicked-green Elphaba or a bubblegum Glinda decides which side gets the spotlight.
Do we get to pick sides — green or pink? +
Absolutely — choosing is half the entertainment. Everyone lines up behind either Elphaba or Glinda, each side drilling a different colour of choreography before the two crash together for the closing face-off. You decide who goes green and who goes pink; making both teams look the business is our department.
How much does a Wicked hen party in Plymouth cost? +
One price for the whole coven, whatever its size — £140 buys an hour, £165 stretches to ninety minutes — and you only add studio hire if you take one of our partner rooms. Twenty witches pay exactly what six would.
None of us have danced in years — is Wicked too ambitious? +
Honestly, no. Wicked leans on personality and bold, oversized movement, not precise technique, so your choreographer keeps the shapes simple and stacks them up gradually. Play the rivalry to the hilt and the steps take care of themselves; both sides land the last pose as one.
Should we bring green paint and pink frocks? +
Entirely optional — you can dance the whole thing in normal clothes. But it does photograph better if Elphaba's lot go green in the face and Glinda's turn up pink and sparkling head to toe; plenty of groups bring their own bits. Costumes aren't something we hand out.
Where does the class run, and can you come to us? +
Studios sit around the Barbican waterfront and the Drake Circus centre, the precise room confirmed after you book. The centre is walkable from Plymouth station; the Barbican needs a short bus or taxi on top. If your whole group is based together out at Plymstock or Saltash, we'll bring the full showdown to you.