Wicked Hen Party Dance Class Sunderland
Wicked Hen Party Dance Class in Sunderland
Wicked Hen Do — Sunderland
My Dance Hen Party Sunderland
Venues
City Centre Studio
Keel Square / High Street West — confirmed on booking
Roker Studio
Roker / Seaburn coast side — confirmed on booking
Your Venue
Hotels & Airbnbs — we come to you across Wearside & East Durham
About This Wicked Hen Party Dance Class in Sunderland
Wicked hides a proper story under all the sparkle: two witches who cannot stand each other end up the closest of friends, one of them green, the other in relentless pink. We put that to work by splitting everyone into two teams by colour and letting them compete — glares, eye-rolls, rival poses — right up until the routine forces a truce and the whole room hits one enormous final chord together. Green usually falls to the bride, along with the note everyone came to belt. A Wicked dance hen party Sunderland is built around exactly that rivalry.
Sunderland can supply the two colours from its own history. This was one of Britain's great glassmaking cities — the furnaces along the Wear turned out coloured glass that ended up in windows and vessels the world over, emerald and rose among the shades. So the palette is a local one: greens on one flank, pinks on the other, staged the way a stained-glass panel sets one colour hard against the next. We work from a city-centre studio and frame the truce shot where the two sides can properly square up.
Sooner not come into the centre at all? The feud loads up and travels — a hotel by the station, a community hall at Washington, a rented house along the coast, sound system included. However many take a side, the price holds: £140 for one hour, £165 across ninety minutes, plus a £10 bottle of fizz if you fancy raising a glass to the truce. A Wicked dance hen do Sunderland closes on the two colours facing off, emerald one way and pink the other, caught on camera at the peak before anyone breaks.
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What's Included in Your Wicked Hen Party
- A professional choreographer running both colour teams for the hour
- A two-sided routine that trades on the green-and-pink rivalry
- Each side drilled separately, then brought crashing together
- Speaker and the full soundtrack carried in for you
- Total beginners assumed on both teams
- Photo and film breaks built in for the two-colour finish
- Any group of five to thirty on one flat price
- A studio in the centre, or the whole feud out to your venue
- An optional £10 bottle of fizz to toast the truce
What You'll Experience at Our Wicked Dance Class
- Two colour camps facing off across the floor
- Glares, rival poses and one-upmanship built into the steps
- The theatrics doing most of the heavy lifting, not the footwork
- A soaring final phrase where the sides finally lock together
- The bride out front on green and the big last note
- A two-colour finish held and filmed at its peak
Perfect For Your Sunderland Hen Do
- Brides who want the green side and the belter to themselves
- Groups who thrive on a bit of team rivalry
- Hens who want theatrics over intricate technique
- Mixed-ability squads split cleanly into two sides
- Weekends wanting the whole thing brought to their venue
- Groups after a striking two-colour photo to finish
What Our Hens Say
Wicked hen parties we have taught across Sunderland.
"The green-versus-pink split turned a mild-mannered group faintly feral. Our bride claimed Elphaba and there was no chance anyone was topping her final belt."
— Nats G. ★★★★★"Held it in a function room at Washington with the two colours facing off across the floor. When they finally merged for the last section the whole room got a bit emotional — before immediately resuming hostilities."
— Priya D. ★★★★★"My coordination is famously tragic and even I looked the part on the green side. That final emerald-and-pink standoff is going straight on the mantelpiece."
— Soph E. ★★★★★"No idea which colour actually won and at this point I don't want to know. Chaotic, hilarious, and that truce at the very end earned an actual round of applause."
— Carla V. ★★★★★Wicked Hen Party FAQ
Everything you need to know about our Wicked hen party dance class in Sunderland.
What Wicked songs will we dance to at the hen party in Sunderland? +
Defying Gravity is the one everyone turns up for, and we surround it with Popular, What Is This Feeling? and For Good before tailoring the finish to your group. If the bride has her heart set on nailing that final high note — and she usually has — say so, and the routine climbs to hand it to her.
How do we split into green and pink? +
Whichever way the group wants to draw the line, and it is reliably the rowdiest debate of the day. Usually the bride heads up the green Elphaba camp while the pink Glinda side takes the opposite corner, each learning its own portion before they collide for the finale.
We haven't danced since our teens — will Wicked stretch us? +
As gently or as far as suits you. Working one colour at a time keeps it manageable, and the drama of the thing does most of the lifting, so a group whose last dance was a school disco still arrives at a proper two-colour showdown.
How much does a Wicked hen party in Sunderland cost? +
Everyone in the room pays into a single fee — £140 for the hour, £165 for the longer ninety minutes — with a hire room if you need one and an optional tenner for a bottle of fizz. No matter how the teams divide, that total will not move.
Can you bring the standoff out to us in Sunderland? +
Yes, the whole rivalry is portable. We pack it into a car and bring it to a hotel, a community centre or a rented house across Wearside and the coast — sound included; all we ask is a floor with room for two sides to face each other down.
Should we bring green and pink outfits? +
Your choice entirely, and we do not hand any out. Kitting one team in green and the other in pink makes for a cracking photo, but skip it if you would rather and just pick a colour to stand behind when you get there.