Wicked Hen Party Dance Class Portsmouth
Wicked Hen Party Dance Class in Portsmouth
Wicked Hen Do — Portsmouth
My Dance Hen Party Portsmouth
Venues
Southsea Studio
Albert Road arts quarter — confirmed on booking
City Centre Studio
Guildhall / University Quarter — confirmed on booking
Your Venue
Hotels & Airbnbs — we come to you across Portsmouth & south-east Hampshire
About This Wicked Hen Party Dance Class in Portsmouth
A Wicked dance hen party Portsmouth splits the room in two before anyone learns a move — Elphaba's wry green defiance against Glinda's bubblegum-pink sparkle — and the whole routine plays that rivalry for everything it is worth. The bride usually grabs Elphaba and the big belting finale, while the rest flounce and shimmer through Glinda's side. Two clashing colours, one gloriously silly video: that, really, is the whole appeal.
The two-tribe split maps neatly onto a Southsea night. Team Glinda takes the pink route — cocktails and glitter along Palmerston and Osborne Road, then the character bars of Albert Road — while anyone flying Elphaba's flag keeps things darker and more dramatic. For the full Emerald City scale, the King's Theatre in Southsea and the New Theatre Royal keep a steady run of touring musicals on, so there is usually a proper show to round the day off once the routine is filmed.
Prefer to keep the emerald face paint out of public view? We're glad to bring it all to you — a Southsea hotel suite, a Gunwharf apartment or whatever space the group has taken over, anywhere across Portsmouth and south-east Hampshire. Your head count leaves the price alone: £140 an hour, £165 for ninety, a partner studio added only if you'd rather not host. A Wicked dance hen do Portsmouth turns up fully formed, from the first witchy strut to one last thunderous hold, every bit of it filmed.
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What's Included in Your Wicked Hen Party
- A professional choreographer conducting both witches from start to finish
- A Wicked routine split into Elphaba and Glinda camps for your group
- A warm-up to limber up for the swoops, spins and sparkle
- Every backing track and cue supplied — bring only your broomstick attitude
- Beginners assumed throughout; no witchcraft or dance training required
- Photo and video breaks for the pink-versus-green footage
- A single flat price for any size of coven
- A Southsea or central studio arranged, or the class brought to you
- A filmed finale to seal the rivalry
What You'll Experience at Our Wicked Dance Class
- A room split into pink and green, playing up the rivalry from the off
- Big, swooping Elphaba moves against Glinda's flouncy sparkle
- Face-off formations built to photograph as gloriously daft
- Choreography drilled slowly, then merged into one two-sided number
- A soaring final tableau ready for the reception dance floor
- Full permission to over-act both the wickedness and the goodness
Perfect For Your Portsmouth Hen Do
- Groups happy to split into Team Elphaba and Team Glinda
- Brides who cannot hear Defying Gravity without reaching for the high note
- Hens who want drama, colour and a bit of theatrical spite
- Mixed-ability squads where character beats choreography
- Weekends in a Southsea base who'd like us to come to them
- Anyone plotting a two-tone showpiece for the wedding
What Our Hens Say
Wicked hen parties we have taught across Portsmouth.
"Ten of us split pink and green, facing off to Defying Gravity in a Southsea studio. Utterly ridiculous and the video is perfect."
— Jess A. ★★★★★"Come-to-you at our Gunwharf place. The bride went full Elphaba, the rest of us sparkled, and it looked far better than it had any right to."
— Nadia H. ★★★★★"Not a dancer among us and we still pulled off a proper two-sided routine. Our instructor was brilliant with the total beginners."
— Mel J. ★★★★★"Restaged the face-off at the wedding and the room howled. Best booking of the hen do."
— Robyn T. ★★★★★Wicked Hen Party FAQ
Everything you need to know about our Wicked hen party dance class in Portsmouth.
What Wicked songs will we dance to at the hen party in Portsmouth? +
The big ones — Defying Gravity, Popular, What Is This Feeling and One Short Day — with the final set shaped to your group. Tell us whether the bride is an Elphaba or a Glinda and the routine tilts her way.
Do we get to pick sides — green or pink? +
That's half the fun. The group divides into Elphaba's camp and Glinda's, each with its own flavour of choreography, then the two sides face off in the finale. Decide who's wicked and who's popular between you; we make both halves look the part.
How much does a Wicked hen party in Portsmouth cost? +
A flat £140 for an hour or £165 for ninety minutes, whatever the head count, with venue hire added only if you use a partner studio. A coven of twenty is billed exactly like a coven of six.
None of us have danced in years — is Wicked too ambitious? +
Not remotely. The routine is built on big, characterful shapes rather than technical steps, taught in small pieces and layered up. Lean into the drama and the moves follow; by the finale both camps are hitting the poses together.
Should we bring green paint and pink frocks? +
Only if you want to — the routine works in whatever you can move in. That said, a green face for Team Elphaba and something pink and sparkly for Team Glinda make the photos far more fun, and groups often bring their own. We don't supply costumes.
Where does the class run, and can you come to us? +
Studios sit around Southsea and the Guildhall city centre, both close to Portsmouth & Southsea station and the after-party bars, with the exact room confirmed on booking. All based together out at Cosham or Port Solent? We'll bring the whole two-witch showdown to you.