Wicked Hen Party Dance Class Norwich
Wicked Hen Party Dance Class in Norwich
Wicked Hen Do — Norwich
My Dance Hen Party Norwich
Venues
City Centre Studio
Chapel Field / the Lanes — confirmed on booking
Riverside Studio
Prince of Wales Road / station side — confirmed on booking
Your Venue
Hotels & Airbnbs — we come to you across Norwich & Norfolk
About This Wicked Hen Party Dance Class in Norwich
Wicked runs on one glorious feud — the misjudged green outsider set against the impossibly pink golden girl — and the routine leans into it from the very first count. You choose a side, learn steps coloured to match, and the two camps circle one another before smashing together for the big Defying Gravity finish. The bride usually claims Elphaba and the sky-high closing belt, though plenty would far rather reign in pink. A Wicked dance hen party Norwich plays the whole thing at full, gleeful volume.
Norwich hands the two teams somewhere fitting to peel off to. Elphaba's camp has Elm Hill, the crooked green-cobbled medieval street that looks lifted straight from a storybook, while Glinda's side takes the Norwich Lanes for pink cocktails and boutique windows. We teach around Chapel Field and the Lanes, the room confirmed on booking, and if the touring Wicked is booked into the Theatre Royal on your dates, an afternoon class and an evening in the stalls slot neatly together.
Would the group sooner keep the entire witch-off behind its own closed doors? The face-off comes to you — a hotel function room, a hired cottage, whatever corner of Norfolk the weekend has claimed, speaker and all. What you pay never wobbles with the guest list: £140 buys an hour and £165 the full ninety, with an optional £10 bottle of bubbly the only thing to bolt on. A Wicked dance hen do Norwich wraps on a final, defiant freeze — broom aloft, both teams in shot — filmed for the group chat.
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What's Included in Your Wicked Hen Party
- A professional choreographer running the whole showdown
- A two-team Wicked routine coloured green and pink
- Each half coached its own moves, then reunited for the finale
- The bride handed Elphaba's big note if she wants it
- Speaker and full soundtrack provided
- Warm-up and cool-down inside the hour
- Beginners expected and looked after
- One flat price for five to thirty hens
- A studio near the Lanes, or your choreographer comes to you
What You'll Experience at Our Wicked Dance Class
- A green-versus-pink rivalry that fuels the whole routine
- A choice of side — brooding Elphaba or bubblegum Glinda
- A Defying Gravity finale with the bride soaring at the front
- Steps drilled slowly so nerves fade fast
- Drama and attitude prized over technique
- A last defiant freeze filmed for the group chat
Perfect For Your Norwich Hen Do
- Groups that have already sorted themselves into witches
- Brides who want the sky-high Elphaba solo
- Hens after something big, silly and theatrical
- Beginners who would rather act than count
- Weekends out in Norfolk who want us to come to them
- Anyone chasing a gloriously daft group video
What Our Hens Say
Wicked hen parties we have taught across Norwich.
"The pink team spent the whole hour trying to out-sparkle us and we were having none of it. Our choreographer leaned right into the competition, and by the finale it had turned into the most fun I have had pretending to be a witch."
— Marisol B. ★★★★★"We had the choreographer out to a barn near Wroxham for the Broads crowd, and within minutes the two teams were trash-talking each other in full character. The bottle of fizz on arrival tipped it right over the edge."
— Delphine C. ★★★★★"Not one of us would pass an audition and it did not matter a jot — this is all swagger and sparkle. Our quietest friend asked to be Elphaba as a joke and then absolutely delivered the big note. Nobody saw it coming."
— Ravinder K. ★★★★★"Green and pink all afternoon around Elm Hill and the Lanes, then cocktails to match our teams. A daft, colourful, brilliant start to the weekend."
— Joni P. ★★★★★Wicked Hen Party FAQ
Everything you need to know about our Wicked hen party dance class in Norwich.
What Wicked songs will we dance to at the hen party in Norwich? +
The showstoppers — Defying Gravity, Popular, What Is This Feeling, Dancing Through Life — with the split routine built so the green and pink halves each get their moment before the big finale. The bride takes whichever number she most wants to own.
Do we get to pick green team or pink team? +
However you like — friendship groups, height, who fancies belting versus who fancies bouncing. Your choreographer teaches each side its own flavour of the routine, then brings the two together for the finish, so the rivalry stays all in good fun.
We haven't danced since our teens — will Wicked be a stretch? +
Not at all. The two-team format keeps everything playful and every step is drilled slowly, so nerves fade fast. It leans on drama and attitude rather than technique, which is exactly why a room of beginners ends up looking properly theatrical.
How much is a Wicked hen party in Norwich? +
One flat figure, whatever the size of the coven: £140 for an hour, £165 for ninety minutes, plus a partner-studio room only if you use one. The price stays put from six hens to twenty-six, so there is nothing to split by head afterwards.
Should we bring green paint and pink outfits? +
They make the photos pop — green for the Elphaba side, every shade of pink for Glinda's. None of it is essential to dance, so treat it as optional fun. One tip from experience: save the face paint until after the class, not before.
Could we tie it to the touring show at the Theatre Royal? +
If the timing works, yes. Wicked tours nationally and stops at the Theatre Royal on Theatre Street when it reaches this corner of the country, so you can learn your own Oz in the afternoon and watch the professionals conjure the real thing that night.