80s Hen Party Dance Class Plymouth
80s Hen Party Dance Class in Plymouth
80s Hen Do — Plymouth
My Dance Hen Party Plymouth
Venues
City Centre Studio
Drake Circus / The Box — confirmed on booking
Barbican Studio
Sutton Harbour waterfront — confirmed on booking
Your Venue
Hotels & Airbnbs — we come to you across Plymouth & the South West
About This 80s Hen Party Dance Class in Plymouth
Every August the British Firework Championships light up Plymouth Hoe and pull half the city out to watch the sky burn over the Sound — proof this is a place that still turns out for a proper showstopper. An 80s dance hen party Plymouth brides book runs on the same instinct: a fistful of neon-era anthems welded into one big-finish routine, handed to you in short, catchable takes.
Rusty legs are the rule in the room, never the problem. The choreographer strips each move back to half speed and loops it until Footloose, Beat It, Come On Eileen and Together in Electric Dreams sit as easily on a first-timer as on the group's one secret mover. The hen who swore she was only there to hold the coats has usually seized the front row by the second chorus.
The whole room is one price, never a ticket each — £140 buys the hour, £165 the ninety-minute version — and if you would rather we found the room, a studio is the one thing you can bolt on. The last run gets filmed to outlast the weekend, and then an 80s dance hen do Plymouth carries the leg-warmers down to the Barbican, where the cobbled waterfront bars take the night from there.
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What's Included in Your 80s Hen Party
- A pro choreographer on the floor for the full hour, counting you in and tidying every ragged edge as it happens
- An 80s set list picked around the bride's own guilty pleasures, never a fixed off-the-shelf medley
- A ten-minute warm-up at the top and a proper stretch to finish, both fitted into the slot you booked
- Every bit of sound kit — speaker, leads, the neon-era playlist — hauled in and powered up by us, so you turn up with just the outfits
- A patient, first-timer pace that takes it as read nobody here has danced since a school disco decades ago
- Filming pauses called while the leg-warmers and blue eyeshadow are still at full glow
- A single flat charge that stays put whether eight hens show up or thirty-five
- A Barbican or city-centre studio booked in your name, or the whole class packed up and driven across Plymouth and the South West
- The last run recorded and pinged round the group before anyone has gone looking for a coat
What You'll Experience at Our 80s Dance Class
- Full glitter-ball energy from the opening bar, choreography built to land like a firework finale
- The struts, points and shoulder-pad swagger that make an 80s routine read instantly down a phone lens
- Wide group formations arranged so nobody ends up stranded at the back
- Each section layered on slowly, so the whole thing assembles before anyone finds time to panic
- A closing sequence bold enough to wheel out again on a wedding dance floor months later
- Roughly a hundred chances to bellow the wrong words with total conviction
Perfect For Your Plymouth Hen Do
- Brides who would take a Wham! stomper over anything charting this week
- Groups rolling the afternoon straight into a night on the Barbican
- Committed dressers who ordered the neon and net gloves a fortnight in advance
- Three-generation rooms where the bride's mum knows every chorus and is quietly smug about it
- Weekends based out in the South Hams or over the Tamar who would rather we came to them
- Hens chasing one gloriously over-lit photo to open the wedding slideshow
What Our Hens Say
80s hen parties we have taught across Plymouth.
"Twenty of us in neon on the Barbican side, then straight down to the waterfront bars. The routine looked way better on video than we had any right to expect."
— Hayley M. ★★★★★"Booked the come-to-you option for our place out near Yealmpton. She turned up with a speaker and by Come On Eileen the bride's mum had appointed herself lead dancer."
— Sasha P. ★★★★★"Total beginners, zero rhythm between the lot of us, and somehow an actual routine an hour later. Our instructor earned every penny."
— Donna R. ★★★★★"We performed it again at the wedding and brought the room down. Best thing we booked the whole weekend."
— Kirsty W. ★★★★★80s Hen Party FAQ
Everything you need to know about our 80s hen party dance class in Plymouth.
What 80s songs will we dance to at our hen party in Plymouth? +
The routine is built from the era's biggest floor-fillers — think Footloose, Beat It, Come On Eileen and Together in Electric Dreams — with the final running order shaped around the bride. Flag her all-time favourite on the enquiry form and we build the finish toward it.
How much does an 80s hen party dance class in Plymouth cost? +
One flat figure for the whole group: £140 for an hour or £165 for ninety minutes, plus venue hire only if you use one of our partner studios. Thirty-five hens pay exactly what eight would, so there is nothing to divide up at the end.
We are arriving by train — how central is the class? +
Plymouth station sits on the city-centre side, a short taxi or bus from most of our studios; the Barbican and the Hoe are a walk or a quick cab beyond that. We confirm the exact room and the easiest route off the platform the moment you book.
Do we sort the neon outfits ourselves? +
Yes, and half the fun is the group thread arguing over it. Leg-warmers, ra-ra skirts, sweatbands, blue eyeshadow — whatever the group fancies. We bring the music and the moves; the wardrobe is entirely yours.
Can you bring the class out to us across the South West? +
We do it regularly. The choreographer travels with the sound kit to your cottage, hotel or hall anywhere across Plymouth, the South Hams, Cornwall or the Dartmoor edge — send us the postcode and any travel is quoted up front.
Half of us have not danced in years — will we keep up? +
That is the exact room we plan for. Everything is broken down, slowed and repeated, and the flashier moves go only to whoever actually wants them, so the least confident hen is grinning through it well before the hour is out.