80s Hen Party Dance Class Bath

Big hair, bigger choruses — an hour of neon pop, taught to your whole group.

80s Hen Party Dance Class in Bath

Hen party group dancing at an 80s dance class in Bath 80s Hen Do — Bath
Dance Centre UK — Bath
1 Hour Class £140.00
1.5 Hour Class £165.00
Instructor only
+ venue hire if needed

My Dance Hen Party Bath

Venues

City Centre Studio

SouthGate / Stall Street & the Abbey quarter — confirmed on booking

Widcombe Studio

Widcombe / across the river from Bath Spa — confirmed on booking

Your Venue

Georgian townhouses, hotels & Airbnbs — we come to you across Bath & NE Somerset

About This 80s Hen Party Dance Class in Bath

Big hair, fingerless gloves and a synth line you can feel in your chest — our 80s hen party in Bath hands the bride sixty minutes of neon-bright chart-pop to own with her best people around her. It is the decade that turned the group freeze-frame into an art form, and every hen leaves with one banked.

The theme sits happily in a city that still knows how to dress up for a night out. George Street and Milsom Street keep the pre-drinks buzzing, and the bride and her crew can carry the routine straight from the living room into the bars without missing a beat. We keep the local colour light and honest — a bit of Bath swagger to set the mood, nothing borrowed or invented.

Your choreographer arrives with the speaker and the playlist, wherever you have set up — a Georgian townhouse rental off Great Pulteney Street, a hotel near SouthGate, or an Airbnb out towards Larkhall. One routine, taught in bite-sized blocks, with two gloriously over-the-top freeze poses and a closing shape the group will still be pulling at last orders. Pricing stays simple: £140 for the hour or £165 for ninety minutes, the same whether there are eight or twenty-eight of you, with fizz added at a flat £10 if you want to toast the bride.

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What's Included in Your 80s Hen Party

  • A professional choreographer who comes to your Bath venue, speaker and full 80s playlist in hand
  • A full hour (or ninety minutes) built around one crowd-pleasing routine
  • Everything pitched for total beginners — no dance background needed
  • A warm-up, teaching blocks and a full run-through to music
  • Two show-stopping freeze-frames dropped into the routine for the photos
  • A group finish designed to double as your hen-do group shot
  • Flat pricing — £140 or £165 for the whole group, no per-head charge
  • Optional bubbly at a flat £10 if you fancy a toast
  • A relaxed, laugh-first session where the bride is always front and centre

What You'll Experience at Our 80s Dance Class

  • Wall-to-wall 80s anthems, from stadium choruses to shoulder-pad pop
  • Big, punchy moves that look impressive but land easily for everyone
  • Counts broken down slowly, then chanted out together as a group
  • Plenty of room to be silly — the cheesier the better
  • A confidence lift that carries straight into your night on George Street
  • A finished routine you can fire off again on the dance floor later

Perfect For Your Bath Hen Do

  • Brides who came of age on Wham!, Madonna and Whitney
  • Mixed-age groups where the aunties want in as much as the bridesmaids
  • A daytime highlight before evening drinks around Milsom Street
  • Hens who would rather do something than just sit and sip
  • Fancy-dress lovers with a suitcase of neon and legwarmers ready
  • Any group after belly laughs and a photo they will actually print

What Our Hens Say

80s hen parties we have taught across Bath.

"We used it as the warm-up before drinks on George Street and it launched the whole evening. Ten minutes in and our teacher had my mum doing the running man. Neon everywhere, zero pressure."

— Selina Warlow ★★★★★
80s

"She came to our townhouse rental off Great Pulteney Street so nobody had to travel. One brilliantly daft number, two freeze poses, and the bride bang in the middle of every photo."

— Nadine Coombes-Fry ★★★★★

"Sixteen of us aged twenty to sixty-three and every single one kept up. So patient with the counts. We were still throwing the ending on the walk down to SouthGate."

— Bryony Attewell ★★★★★

"One flat price, no per-person maths, and the hardest we have laughed in ages. That final pose is our official group photo now."

— Kaz Illingford ★★★★★

80s Hen Party FAQ

Everything you need to know about our 80s hen party dance class in Bath.

We honestly can't dance — will an 80s routine be too much? +

Not at all. The whole thing is built for first-timers and taught so the entire room lands each move at the same time. Your choreographer repeats every section, drops the pace right down on the fiddly counts and keeps it playful, so even the hen who insists she has two left feet is leading the last chorus.

Where in Bath do you run the class? +

Wherever suits you. That could be a rental townhouse off Great Pulteney Street or Queen Square, a function room at a hotel near SouthGate, or the Airbnb you have booked out towards Widcombe or Larkhall. Tell us the address and we bring the speaker, the music and the energy to you.

How much is it and does the price change with numbers? +

It is £140 for sixty minutes or £165 for ninety, and that figure covers the whole group whether there are eight of you or twenty-eight. The only optional extra is bubbly at a flat £10. No per-head fees, no surprises on the day.

How many hens can take part? +

Anything from a small group of five up to thirty or so works well. Larger parties are welcome too — just flag the numbers when you enquire so your choreographer can shape the spacing and the formations to fit the room.

Can we pick our own 80s song? +

Yes. Plenty of brides have a must-have track, so send your request when you book and we will choreograph around it where we can. If you would rather leave it to us, we will bring a guaranteed floor-filler that suits all abilities.

What should everyone wear? +

Whatever makes you feel the part — neon, legwarmers, scrunchies and shoulder pads all welcome. For dancing, flat or low shoes and clothes you can move in are best. Many groups get glammed up afterwards for drinks, so trainers for the class and heels for later is a popular plan.