Hen party dance class Leicester [ the complete 38-theme programme ]
Every themed hen party dance class on the Leicester bill, numbered like the listings board it deserves. Under every title the deal is the same: £185 for ninety minutes, one figure for the whole group plus the venue cost of the room we hire — written down before you commit, never worked out per head. Squeezed for time? Sixty minutes is £160, plus venue.
Reserve the date, argue the title later
Dates sell out; opinions never do. Send a rough date and headcount now — the reply is a phone call within the day carrying honest availability and one written figure for class plus hired room. If the shortlist is still at war, paste it into the notes and we'll referee without taking sides. Well, without obviously taking sides.
A hen do dance class earns its slot on the bill because every generation can actually do it — no dance experience required anywhere in the group, and committed spectators get the best seats. Scrolling the wider hen party ideas lists, or weighing a dance hen party against the other hen party activities on the bill? Ring 07535 351968 and we'll brief your advocate.
Groups travel in from Loughborough, Hinckley, Wigston and Market Harborough — the room stays central so the day flows on foot.
All thirty-eight, in Leicester's running order
[ spotted a title? ]Send the shortlist — the date gets held while the vote finishes.
To the ticket desk ↑Beyoncé costs what Charleston costs
every title on the programme runs at the same flat group fee plus the hired room's venue cost — in writing first
Hold a dateOne deal behind every poster
Ninety minutesthe cut we recommend — time to learn it, polish it and film it, with space for a double bill · venue charges in the same written quote
£185Sixty minutesthe shorter option for a tight day · any theme · whole group in · venue charges quoted on top
£160The roomhired in your name, central; charges vary by venue and date, occasionally with extras like parking — the written quote is the number that counts
quotedThat written quote is the whole arrangement: class, room, and anything the venue itself adds, agreed before a penny moves. Numbers wobble all the way to the day — the class fee doesn't. And because the teacher composes the routine live around the actual cast, the same figure fits total beginners and the cousin with jazz hands and history.
Whichever poster wins the vote, our steer is the ninety. Routines get learned quicker than groups expect and polished slower, so the extra half hour is where the quieter cast members find their feet, breathers happen without anybody eyeing the clock, and the final filmed run gets a proper go instead of a squeeze.
Most of the hen market prices per person at £19–35 a head. Fourteen of you can do that arithmetic before the trailers end.
Stubs from the programme's regulars
"Three generations, zero shared coordination, one teacher who rebuilt the routine twice mid-session without anyone noticing. By the finale my mum was front and centre and furious we hadn't filmed the first run."
"Every other quote I collected was per person and kept moving. This one was a single written number with the room already in it. As the treasurer of this operation, I nearly wept."
"We did the ninety-minute double bill and the second theme somehow went harder than the first. Walked out with a routine, a group photo worth framing, and a bride who hasn't stopped talking about it."
The programme-picking clinic
Still torn after thirty-eight options? Give the desk ninety seconds on the bride via 07535 351968 — thirty-eight options narrow to one remarkably fast.
Is the fee identical across all 38 themes? +
Identical — £185 for ninety minutes or £160 for sixty, whole group covered, venue cost of the hired room in the written quote. The programme carries no premium tier, and per-person maths never enters it.
How does a group actually pick one theme? +
Cast the bride: her most-played artists point at two or three contenders and the vote runs from there. Deadlocks go in the form; the phone call referees.
Where does the Leicester session actually happen? +
A private central Leicester room hired for your slot, named in writing at confirmation — a real address before any money moves.
Can ninety minutes hold a double bill? +
Usually — name the pairing in the form and the teacher calls it honestly on run-time.
How far ahead do peak dates book out? +
Peak-summer Saturdays want two to four months' warning; the rest of the calendar hangs on far longer than groups fear. A late ask is free and answered straight.
Whose job is the fancy dress side? +
The group's, entirely — and it's the best chore on the list. Gym kit gets the same class; costumes win the photos.