Thriller Hen Party Dance Class Southampton
Thriller Hen Party Dance Class in Southampton
Thriller Hen Do — Southampton
My Dance Hen Party Southampton
Venues
City Centre Studio
Cultural Quarter / Guildhall Square — confirmed on booking
Portswood Studio
Student quarter — confirmed on booking
Your Venue
Hotels & Airbnbs — we come to you across Hampshire
About This Thriller Hen Party Dance Class in Southampton
Southampton keeps some of the most complete medieval walls in England — the great stone Bargate, the ramparts along Western Esplanade, the vaulted merchant cellars beneath the Old Town — and after dark they turn the exact shade of gothic a horde of the undead was made to haunt. A thriller dance hen party Southampton puts that backdrop to work. Your choreographer rebuilds pop's most imitated routine from short, looping fragments until a room of ragged twitching becomes one menacing, perfectly-timed pack.
None of it asks for a scrap of technique — the leaden shuffle, the crooked claws, the sharp head-snap and the rolling shoulders are built for exactly the sort of hens who swear blind they cannot dance. We rehearse around the Cultural Quarter and Guildhall Square, minutes from the Bargate itself, and confirm your exact room on booking; take the longer session and there is space to fold in more of Jackson's back catalogue.
Swell the ranks of the undead as far as you like and the figure holds — £140 for the hour, £165 for ninety minutes — the same for eight of you or a full thirty, fizz a tenner if you fancy a toast. Rather raise the dead away from onlookers? The whole production travels to your place across Hampshire. A thriller dance hen do Southampton films best from the Bargate steps or a landing above, the camera tipped down on the swarm, before you stagger off to the Old Town's medieval pubs.
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What's Included in Your Thriller Hen Party
- A professional choreographer drilling the whole graveyard routine, warm-up to freeze
- Pop's most imitated dance broken into short, repeatable loops
- The shuffle, the claws, the head-snap and the travelling shoulder roll, one at a time
- The longer session with room to work in more Michael Jackson
- Speaker, playlist and sound sorted by us before you arrive
- Built for confirmed non-dancers — the undead are meant to look stiff
- One flat price whether eight rise from the grave or thirty
- A Cultural Quarter studio, or the whole horde brought to your Hampshire door
- A £10 bottle of fizz on standby for the toast
What You'll Experience at Our Thriller Dance Class
- A room of random twitching locking into one drilled, sinister pack
- The famous claw-hands and head-snap, finally in time with everyone else
- That slow ripple of shoulders travelling person to person down the line
- A genuinely unsettling final freeze worth every rehearsal
- The best filmed-from-above group clip of the entire weekend
- Non-dancers discovering that stiff and jerky is exactly the point
Perfect For Your Southampton Hen Do
- Halloween and autumn hens above all, obviously
- Groups who value a great video over a big bar tab
- Self-declared non-dancers, ideally cast as the shambling undead
- Hens weaving the class into an Old Town pub crawl
- Weekends hunting a theme miles from the usual hen menu
- Anyone scheming a zombie ambush of the wedding breakfast
What Our Hens Say
Thriller hen parties we have taught across Southampton.
"Sixteen zombies drilling the shuffle by the Bargate, filmed from the wall steps looking down. Genuinely the best clip of the weekend."
— Fiona G. ★★★★★"Come-to-you at our Old Town Airbnb. Face paint everywhere, the head-snap finally in time, neighbours slightly concerned."
— Tanya M. ★★★★★"None of us can dance and that was the whole point. We made a properly creepy horde."
— Jodie N. ★★★★★"Learned it in the afternoon, sprang it on the reception two months later. The guests screamed."
— Alice W. ★★★★★Thriller Hen Party FAQ
Everything you need to know about our Thriller hen party dance class in Southampton.
Truthfully, none of us can dance — does that spoil a Thriller class? +
It genuinely does not — the undead are meant to move stiffly, so shambling counts as nailing it. Your choreographer breaks the routine into short, repeatable loops and drills each one until the whole group locks together. Rooms of confirmed non-dancers usually make the most convincing horde of all.
What songs will we dance to at a Thriller hen party in Southampton? +
Thriller itself carries the routine, and with the ninety-minute session there is room to fold in more Michael Jackson — a little Bad, Smooth Criminal or Beat It. Titles only, no lyrics to learn; if the bride has a favourite, flag it on the form and we work it in.
Is the zombie makeup provided, or is that down to us? +
The dancing, choreographer and sound are ours; the zombie makeup is yours to bring, and it is half the fun. Most groups sort a bit of white face paint, dark eyes and fake blood between them — a cheap kit per pair goes a long way. We can point you at ideas when you book.
How much does a Thriller hen party in Southampton cost? +
One flat rate however big the horde — £140 for an hour, £165 for ninety minutes — plus venue hire only if you use a partner studio. Eight of you or thirty, the price holds, and a £10 bottle of fizz for the toast is the only optional extra.
Whereabouts in Southampton does it run, and is it easy to reach? +
We rehearse at partner studios around the Cultural Quarter and Guildhall Square, minutes from the Bargate and a short walk from Southampton Central and the bus routes. Your exact room is named in the booking email, or we bring the whole graveyard routine to you across Hampshire.
Could we spring the whole routine on the wedding later? +
Plenty of groups do — it makes a brilliant reception ambush. Tell your choreographer that is the plan and the routine is drilled to survive a few months and a glass of wine, so the horde can rise mid-reception and terrify the guests exactly when they least expect it.