Thirty-eight themes, hung side by side like a gallery wall. Choose one, send us your Saturday, and a written quote comes back with the room hire already counted in.
A hen do dance class earns its place at the top of the hen party ideas list for one reason: of all the hen party activities around Dudley, a dance hen party needs no dance experience from anyone and still ends up the highlight of the weekend.
Tags show the flavour — film, pop, stage, era or dance style. Every one is taught as a private class for your group, with the routine built around the people who turn up.
2000s
Low-rise energy, flip-phone poses and a chorus the group chat still knows by heart.
80s
Big hair optional, big shoulders compulsory — synth-pop moves with a proper finish.
90s
Girl-band pointing, boy-band spins and a key change the whole room waits for.
ABBA
Flares, sequins and the moment the mums take over the front row.
Ariana Grande
High ponytails, sharp arms and a routine that looks far harder than it is.
Barbie
Everything pink, every pose held a beat too long, not one apology.
Belly Dance
Hip drops and shimmies taught gently, with plenty of giggles between the isolations.
Beyoncé
Attitude first, arms second — the confidence arrives somewhere around the chorus.
Bollywood
Wrist flicks, bright colour and the loudest finale of the whole collection.
Britney
Schoolgirl-era swagger through to the headset years, picked to suit the room.
Burlesque
Slow reveals of attitude, not skin — gloves, chairs and a very knowing look.
Charleston
Flapper kicks, swinging arms and a roaring-twenties finish in your best fringe.
Cheerleading
Chants, formations and a pyramid-free finale with pom-poms from your own bags.
Chicago
Bowler-hat angles, slow struts and the jazz-hands version of razzle dazzle.
Commercial
Music-video moves: sharp, current and made for filming on every phone.
Dirty Dancing
Mambo steps, hip rolls and the big moment — no lift required, just the pose.
Disney
Princesses, villains and a sing-along the whole party will quietly love.
Fame
Leg warmers, big kicks and the kind of energy that fills a room.
Flamenco
Stamping feet, proud posture and fierce hands in a proper Spanish flourish.
Flash Dance
The 1983 film: leg warmers, off-shoulder tops and that famous build to the finish.
Grease
Rydell swagger, quick-clap hand jive and a finale built for the whole line.
Greatest Showman
Circus-sized anthems and big-top poses built for a group photo.
High School Musical
Wildcat spirit, basketball bounces and a very loud "we’re all in this".
Irish Dancing
Straight arms, quick feet and a line that gets faster as the laughter grows.
Line Dancing
Boots, walls and grapevines — the easiest theme to pick up and hardest to stop.
Musicals
Pick the show tune you love most and turn it into a show-stopping group number.
Pole Dancing
Spins and poses in a proper rigged studio we hire, taught with patience.
RuPaul
Runway walks, death drops (optional) and a finish that serves.
Salsa
Latin basics, turns and a bit of hip action to bring the heat.
Samba
Carnival rhythm, bouncing feet and feathers from your own wardrobe.
SIX the Musical
Six queens, one crown and plenty of attitude in the group formations.
Spice Girls
Pick your Spice, find your pose and zig-a-zig through the chorus.
Street Dance
Grooves, freezes and a crew finish that looks like a proper battle.
Strictly
Frames, flourishes and a glitterball finish, judged by the maid of honour.
Taylor Swift
Friendship bracelets on, a favourite era chosen, and the whole bridge belted back.
Texas Hold'em
Stomps, heel digs and Beyoncé’s banjo-led anthem, done hoedown-style.
Thriller
Zombie shuffles, sharp shoulder pops and a spooky finale for the camera.
Wicked
Green, pink and a defiant finish — pick your witch before you arrive.
We don’t run a studio of our own. For each booking we hire a room with a floor you can actually dance on and space for the whole group to spread out, and its charge goes onto your one written quote. The address arrives with the quote.
Staying somewhere with a function room, a hotel suite or a lounge big enough to push the sofas back? The teacher travels anywhere around Dudley and the Black Country for the same flat teaching fee, and your venue’s charge stays between you and them.
Ninety minutes recommendedthe length we’d book: time to learn it properly, catch everyone up and film the finish without rushing — venue on top
£190Sixty minutesif the day is already full — the venue’s charge is added in exactly the same way
£165Why we steer groups to ninety: the quieter ones get time to find their feet, and nobody has to choose between one more practice and the video.
For the whole party, ninety minutes, plus the venue’s room charge on the same written quote. Never per head.
A minute of typing, no card details and no commitment.
We ring the same day with availability and straight answers.
Teaching and room hire together, and it doesn’t creep.
A routine built around your group, filmed on your own phones.
Yes. A single professional teacher takes the whole group from the first warm-up to the filmed finish, whether there are eight of you or thirty. The teaching fee stays flat either way, and only the venue’s room charge is added to the written total.
The same day for hen enquiries. We phone first to check the date and answer anything awkward, then the written quote follows with the room hire already counted in.
Of course. Name both on the form and decide later — the booking holds your date rather than your theme, so the group chat has time to settle the argument.
We hire a room with a proper floor for your date, normally close to Dudley town centre, and the address comes with your quote. If you’ve already got a function room, a hotel space or a big lounge, the teacher can come to you.
No. However the headcount lands, the teaching fee is the same. The only figure that changes is the venue’s own charge, and that’s shown on the same written quote.
Anything you can move and laugh in, with trainers as the safe bet. Themed outfits and props come from your own wardrobes — nothing is handed out on the day, and choosing them is half the fun.
Pop in a rough date and headcount and we’ll take it from there: a phone call the same day to confirm availability, then one written quote with the room already included. Theme still up for debate? Leave it open — we hold the date, not the theme.
Rather talk it through? 07851 966372 goes straight to a person.