SIX the Musical Hen Party Dance Class Nottingham
SIX the Musical Hen Party Dance Class in Nottingham
SIX the Musical Hen Do — Nottingham
My Dance Hen Party Nottingham
Venues
Victoria Street
21 Victoria Street, NG1 2EW
Gedling Street
Gedling Street, NG1 1DB
Your Venue
We'll come to you across Nottinghamshire
About This SIX the Musical Hen Party Dance Class in Nottingham
Six wronged queens, one outrageous pop concert, and your whole hen court parked right at the centre of it — that's a SIX the Musical hen party dance class in Nottingham. For one gloriously sassy afternoon your group becomes the six wives of Henry VIII, the loudest girl band the Tudor court never had. Your choreographer assembles a gig-style number from the show's biggest tracks — the strut of Ex-Wives, the cheek of Don't Lose Ur Head and the slow-burn diva of All You Wanna Do — and hands every hen a queen of her own to inhabit. The eight-counts arrive in short, repeatable chunks so no one loses her head, and by the closing run the quietest bridesmaid is commanding the floor like she's reigned all her life.
Chasing a SIX hen do in Nottingham with genuine Tudor-pop substance rather than a costume box and a singalong? We drill the real stage choreography — the regal poses, the mic-stand attitude, that studded-corset prowl — at one of the two city-centre studios we run on Victoria Street and Gedling Street, both moments from the Lace Market and the Old Market Square, or a choreographer comes to wherever your court has pitched up. Hens travelling in from Beeston, West Bridgford, Long Eaton, Derby and Mansfield keep choosing SIX because the queenspiration runs all the way down to the eight-count, and that depth is exactly why the footage ends up on a loop at the reception.
You honestly don't need a single dance lesson between you — the whole idea is to crown yourselves queens while picking up a routine you can genuinely pull off. However you found us — a SIX Musical dance hen party, a SIX the Musical hen do dance class — the reign is all yours. Bit by bit, the choreographer drills each part until it's rock-solid, then builds the next on top, and before long your court has a complete six-queen showpiece crying out to be filmed. Once the final pose lands, Nottingham keeps the crown on — cocktails in Hockley, dinner near the Lace Market or a victory lap under the Left Lion and past the Castle, in a student city that knows exactly how to carry a celebration. The crown rides home with you long after the music cuts out. Not locked in a date just yet? Drop the team a line or have a flick through every hen party theme on our books.
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Everything Included in Your SIX the Musical Hen Party
- One professional choreographer all to yourselves for the full session, start to finish
- A lively Ex-Wives routine pegged to the room so every ability lands it
- An unhurried warm-up to kick things off and a calm stretch to round it out, both inside your slot
- Speaker and the complete SIX setlist handled and set up — just turn up dressed to reign
- Complete first-timers are welcome through and through; we presume no one has ever set foot on a dancefloor
- Built-in pauses throughout so every queen moment gets captured on camera
- A recorded final run-through, so every hen leaves with a video to keep
- Held at the Victoria Street or Gedling Street studio we book, or delivered to your chosen venue
- Nothing new gets added until the last move sticks, so no queen is ever left chasing
How Your SIX the Musical Dance Class Unfolds
- Crank the volume on the Tudor-pop drama while your choreographer welds a mini Ex-Wives concert from the loudest tracks in the show
- Inhabit your own wife — imperious struts, crisp arm styling and the breezy, couldn't-care-less sass of six queens seizing back the narrative
- Drill the gig-style staging SIX made famous — mic-in-hand beats, tight formation changes and a catwalk-ready queen strut
- Build from easy foundations up to a polished, performance-ready number, every block layering so the entire court advances as one
- Wrap on a full six-queen routine, primed to take over the wedding reception floor
- Bust out your most crown-worthy poses in the photo and video breaks dotted through the afternoon
Made For Your Nottingham Hen Court
- Brides who've worn out the SIX cast recording and know every Ex-Wives lyric by heart
- Crews after full pop-concert sass with no pop-star training required
- Musical-theatre obsessives planning a show-themed weekend in the city
- Squads of every ability, where sass matters a great deal more than slick technique
- Anyone who's ever debated which of the six wives came off worst
- Hen courts who want every member to reign as her own queen for the day
What Our Hens Say
Straight-talking verdicts from hen courts who've claimed the crown with us right across Nottingham.
"Every one of us picked a queen to embody and by the final run we were prowling the Ex-Wives line like a sell-out night at the Theatre Royal. The choreographer was so patient unpicking the sass that even our most reluctant bridesmaid ended up nailing proper queen poses, and we kept it going halfway down Hockley."
— Robyn W. ★★★★★"Sixteen of us turned up and a fair few had never clocked SIX — it made no odds at all. Everyone howled along to Don't Lose Ur Head, and within minutes the instructor had the lot of us beheaded, divorced and actually dancing. The bride wore the tallest crown of the lot and grinned the whole way through."
— Carys M. ★★★★★"Honestly a genius shout for a hen do that mashes Tudor with pop. We rocked up colour-coordinated in studded corsets and our choreographer went all-in on the gig staging — mic-in-hand beats, razor-tight formations, every bit of it. We played the filmed finale back over cocktails in the Lace Market and couldn't believe how good it looked."
— Esme D. ★★★★★"One flat price for the whole lot was unbeatable value, especially with a chunk of the group coming in from Beeston and West Bridgford. All You Wanna Do had us absolutely creasing, and the Victoria Street studio left loads of space for the full six-queen lineup. Patient, funny, spot-on — we survived and we thrived."
— Naomi F. ★★★★★SIX the Musical Hen Party FAQ
What Nottingham hen organisers most often want to know before they lock a SIX the Musical class into the plans.
Which SIX the Musical numbers will the hens learn in Nottingham? +
From the show's biggest hitters your choreographer pulls together a pocket Ex-Wives gig — Don't Lose Ur Head, Ex-Wives, Haus of Holbein, Get Down, All You Wanna Do and the closing SIX megamix. Each hen carries her own queen's attitude through the piece, so just flag up ahead of the day which wife the bride adores most.
Does anyone in the group need dance experience for the Ex-Wives routine? +
Not one bit. Each pose, sass-point and strut is broken down for complete beginners, dripped in a move at a time and slowly assembled into the full number. If you can drop a hand on your hip and look magnificently unbothered like a wronged queen, you already hold the only credential that matters.
What group sizes can the SIX the Musical hen party in Nottingham take? +
There's no upper limit and no floor — bring six queens or twenty-six. Bigger courts simply add a second choreographer to the room so every hen keeps her crown sitting straight, and the whole group tackles the same number shoulder to shoulder instead of anyone hanging back on the sidelines.
Where in Nottingham does the SIX the Musical hen party happen? +
Most courts gather at one of our city-centre studios — 21 Victoria Street, NG1 2EW, or Gedling Street, NG1 1DB — both a short walk from the Lace Market and the Old Market Square. Would you rather keep everyone together? A choreographer will bring the queenspiration to your apartment, hotel or function room, travelling right across Nottinghamshire to Beeston, West Bridgford, Long Eaton and beyond.
How much is a SIX the Musical hen do, and what's the running time? +
Go for one hour at a flat £140, or stretch the afternoon to ninety minutes at £165 — either rate is for the entire court, with nothing charged head by head. That extra half hour adds another track, a cheeky queen-off battle and an unhurried filmed finale, and that's exactly why the 1.5-hour slot is the one most SIX courts end up claiming.
Is it worth the whole group dressing as the six wives? +
Please do — studded corsets, glitter crowns, headset mics and Tudor-pop sparkle are half the fun, and honestly there's not much we haven't witnessed by now. Every queen has her own trademark shade, so share out Aragon to Parr across the group and rock up matching. Flats or trainers keep your footwork sharp, though any section can be restyled for heels if the bride insists.