SIX the Musical Hen Party Dance Class Durham
SIX the Musical Hen Party Dance Class in Durham
SIX the Musical Hen Do — Durham
My Dance Hen Party Durham
Venues
City Centre Studio
Market Place / Saddler Street & the cathedral peninsula — confirmed on booking
Riverside Studio
The Wear / Elvet & Gilesgate side — confirmed on booking
Your Venue
Hotels & Airbnbs — we come to you across Durham City & the county
About This SIX the Musical Hen Party Dance Class in Durham
A SIX the Musical hen do in Durham takes the show's six Tudor queens and turns them into a chart-ready pop act for the afternoon: sharp unison, a confident strut and just enough attitude to make a Durham hen group feel like it owns the stage. Your choreographer hands the bride the front-and-centre solo, then splits the rest of the party into queens so nobody is stuck shuffling at the back. There is a knowing regal wink in it too — this is the city of the Prince Bishops, after all, so a group of crowned-up hens ruling the room feels right at home.
SIX tours the country all the time, and the Gala Theatre Durham in Millennium Place is exactly the kind of city-centre venue that welcomes big touring musicals through, so the show reads as a genuinely familiar reference for a Durham hen — with no premiere, debut or affiliation claim from us whatsoever. What we actually do is borrow the show's neat six-part shape: each hen gets a signature pose and a bar of the spotlight, and then the whole group snaps back into one blazing unison chorus. It is a smart way to guarantee every single person gets a moment while the bride still headlines.
The session runs wherever suits your weekend: an Airbnb tucked behind Market Place, a hotel room up near the station, a bigger house out toward Neville's Cross or Gilesgate, or a hired studio a short walk from Saddler Street. Rehearse the queen number in the afternoon, then carry that same swagger out onto the Market Place bars in the evening. One quick note for Durham — the peninsula cobbles and the steep little hills are no friend to brand-new heels, so pack flats for the walk. We come to you at one flat price for the whole group.
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What's Included in Your SIX the Musical Hen Party
- A professional choreographer leading your full SIX-inspired session from the first count-in
- A fierce Tudor-queen pop routine taught from scratch, built for total beginners
- A proper warm-up and a stretch-out at the end so nobody pulls anything mid-strut
- The bride's own headline solo, front and centre, with the group behind her
- Every move broken down slowly so the confident and the nervous land the unison hits together
- A photo-and-video moment so you leave with the whole crowned-up crew on camera
- One flat price for the entire group — no per-head maths, no surprise extras
- An optional £10 bottle of fizz for the bride to toast the queens — one flat bottle, added on request
- We travel to your venue right across Durham City and the wider county
What You'll Experience at Our SIX the Musical Dance Class
- An hour of loud, empowering girl-group energy that has the whole room strutting
- Six signature poses handed out so each hen gets a slice of the spotlight
- The tight unison chorus that makes a hen party look like a headline pop act
- Plenty of laughing at the first attempts before it all suddenly clicks
- A bride's solo moment that everyone films and nobody stops talking about
- A finished number you can run again on the dancefloor later that night
Perfect For Your Durham Hen Do
- Hen parties who are already obsessed with SIX and know every queen
- Groups who want fierce and empowering over polite and shuffling
- Mixed-ability crews where some have danced and some absolutely have not
- Brides who secretly want to be the headline act for an hour
- A Durham weekend built around Market Place and Saddler Street bars
- Parties of any size, from a tight six to a big crew of thirty
What Our Hens Say
SIX the Musical hen parties we have taught across Durham.
"We are all SIX obsessives so this was the perfect hen activity. Fierce, funny, and our teacher made sure the bride properly headlined. Felt like a headline pop act for a whole hour."
— Steph Coxon ★★★★★"The queen poses meant the shy ones got a moment too, not just the show-offs. The unison chorus looked so slick on video we have all been sending it round the group chat since."
— Nadia Bewick ★★★★★"Booked it for an Airbnb behind Market Place and strutted straight out onto the bars afterwards. Loud, empowering and such a laugh — best thing we did all weekend in Durham."
— Robyn Teasdale ★★★★★"One flat price for eleven of us, no splitting the bill, no fuss. Came to the house near Neville's Cross and taught us a fierce little number in an hour. Ten out of ten."
— Marnie Iceton ★★★★★SIX the Musical Hen Party FAQ
Everything you need to know about our SIX the Musical hen party dance class in Durham.
Do we need to know the show to enjoy it? +
Not in the slightest. Fans get an extra thrill from the queen references, but the routine stands on its own as a fierce pop-group number anyone can pick up. Your choreographer teaches every move slowly, so first-timers land the unison hits right alongside the dancers in the group.
Did SIX premiere or is it based in Durham? +
No. SIX is a touring production, and city-centre venues like the Gala Theatre Durham are the sort of stages that host big touring musicals when they pass through. We have no affiliation with the show or any theatre, and we make no premiere, debut or partnership claim — it is simply a well-loved reference for a Durham hen.
How much is it and what does the price cover? +
It is one flat price for the whole group — £140 for an hour or £165 for an hour and a half — covering your choreographer and the full routine, not a charge per person. If you like, add a single £10 bottle of fizz for the bride to toast the queens; that is one flat bottle for the group, never a per-head cost.
Where in Durham does the class happen? +
We come to you. That might be an Airbnb behind Market Place, a hotel near the station, a house out toward Neville's Cross or Gilesgate, or a studio we help arrange near Saddler Street. Do bear the peninsula cobbles and steep hills in mind for heels and luggage — flats for the walk are a wise call.
How big can the group be? +
Anything from a tight six up to around thirty works beautifully, and the six-queen structure genuinely suits any number — we simply split a bigger crew into queen groups. Tell us your headcount when you enquire and we will match the choreographer and the space to the size of your party.
What should we wear? +
Comfortable clothes you can move and strut in, plus trainers or dance shoes rather than heels for the actual session. Plenty of groups add a splash of black, gold or their own queen colours for the photos. Save the real heels for the Market Place bars afterwards, once you have nailed the routine.