SIX the Musical Hen Party Dance Class Oxford
SIX the Musical Hen Party Dance Class in Oxford
SIX the Musical Hen Do — Oxford
My Dance Hen Party Oxford
Venues
George Street
40 George St, OX1 2AQ
We Travel
Abingdon to Banbury
Your Venue
We can come to you!
About This SIX the Musical Hen Party Dance Class in Oxford
Divorced, beheaded, died, divorced, beheaded, survived — and now, danced. A SIX the Musical hen party dance class in Oxford reimagines your whole group as the six wives of Henry VIII, the ultimate Tudor pop girl-group, for one gloriously sassy afternoon. Your choreographer assembles a concert-style number from the show's biggest tracks — the swagger of Ex-Wives, the cheek of Don't Lose Ur Head and the slow-burn diva of All You Wanna Do — handing every hen her own queen to channel. Each eight-count lands in short, repeatable chunks so nobody loses their head, and by the final run the quietest bridesmaid is owning the stage like she's been an Ex-Wife all her life.
Want a SIX hen do in Oxford that delivers proper Tudor-pop substance, not just a costume box and a sing-along? We coach the genuine show choreography — the regal poses, the mic-stand attitude, the studded-corset strut — inside a studio we book on George Street in the heart of the city, or one of our choreographers comes to you wherever the court has set up camp. Brides bringing courts in from Abingdon, Witney, Bicester and Banbury keep choosing SIX because the queenspiration goes all the way down to the eight-count, and that depth is precisely why your highlight reel ends up on repeat at the reception.
You truly do not need a single dance lesson between the lot of you — the entire idea is to crown yourselves queens while picking up a number you can actually pull off. Whether you typed in a SIX Musical dance hen party or a SIX the Musical hen do dance class, this is your reign. Section by section, your choreographer nails each block down tight before stacking the next on top, until the court owns a full six-queen showpiece begging to be filmed. Once the final pose holds, Oxford keeps the reign going — prosecco in Jericho, dinner near the Covered Market or a regal lap of Gloucester Green. That crown stays firmly on past the studio door. Still deciding which date to claim? Send word to the team or take a tour through every hen party theme we run.
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Everything Included in Your SIX the Musical Hen Party
- A dedicated professional choreographer ruling the rehearsal from first count to final bow
- A cheeky Ex-Wives number tuned so every ability in the court can crown it
- A loosening warm-up to open and a gentle cool-down to close, both built in
- Sound system and the full SIX setlist handled — just arrive in your corset
- First-timers wholeheartedly welcome; we assume zero prior dancing
- Regular breaks baked in to bank every queen moment on camera
- A filmed final performance so the whole court goes home with a memento
- Run at our booked George Street studio, or carried straight to your accommodation
- One block is bedded in firmly before the next arrives, so no queen gets left behind
How Your SIX the Musical Dance Class Unfolds
- Turn the Tudor-pop power up to eleven while your choreographer assembles a pocket Ex-Wives concert from the show's loudest anthems
- Step into your wife's persona — commanding struts, snappy arm styling and the unbothered sass of six queens taking back their own story
- Rehearse the live-show staging behind SIX — headset-mic moments, slick formation switches and a runway-worthy queen walk
- Climb from gentle basics to a sharp, performable routine, with each part stacking so the whole court travels together
- Finish with a full six-queen run-through ready to seize the wedding reception dancefloor
- Throw your most crown-worthy shapes during the photo and film breaks your choreographer dots through the session
Made For Your Oxford Hen Court
- Brides who have queued at the stage door and can recite every Ex-Wives lyric on demand
- Groups chasing concert-level sass without needing a shred of pop-star training
- Theatre-mad hens planning a musicals-flavoured weekend around Oxford
- Mixed-ability courts where attitude counts for far more than technique
- Anyone who has ever argued over which wife truly had the worst deal
- Squads who want each hen to rule as her own queen for the afternoon
What Our Hens Say
Honest verdicts from hen courts who have taken the crown with us across Oxford.
"We handed every hen her own wife to channel and by the end the whole court was strutting the Ex-Wives line like we headlined the West End. Our choreographer broke the sass down so kindly that even the shyest bridesmaid was throwing crown-worthy poses."
— Freya L. ★★★★★"Twelve of us, half had never heard of SIX, and it made zero difference. Don't Lose Ur Head was the bit everyone screamed over and the instructor had us divorced, beheaded and dancing in no time. The bride wore the biggest crown and loved every second."
— Margot D. ★★★★★"Such a brilliant pick for a Tudor-meets-pop hen do. We turned up in studded corsets and matching colours and the choreographer leaned right into the concert staging — mic-stand moves, sharp formations, the lot. The final filmed run looks unreal."
— Liesl M. ★★★★★"The flat group price was such good value and the George Street studio gave us room to build the full six-queen lineup. All You Wanna Do had us in stitches. Our choreographer was patient, hilarious and made every queenspiration moment land. Survived, and thrived."
— Larissa K. ★★★★★SIX the Musical Hen Party FAQ
The questions Oxford hen organisers usually raise before locking in a SIX the Musical dance class.
Which SIX the Musical numbers will we learn at the hen party in Oxford? +
Your choreographer stitches a mini Ex-Wives concert together from the show's loudest moments — Ex-Wives, Don't Lose Ur Head, Get Down, All You Wanna Do, Haus of Holbein and the SIX megamix bow. Each queen gets her own attitude woven through the routine, and just tell us in advance which wife the bride loves most.
Does the group need any dance background for the Ex-Wives routine? +
Not a scrap. Every pose, point and strut is taught for absolute beginners, fed in a move at a time and gradually built into the full number. If you can plant a hand on your hip and look gloriously unbothered like a wronged queen, you already hold the only qualification that counts.
How big can our SIX the Musical hen party in Oxford be? +
There is no cap and no minimum — bring six queens or twenty-six. Bigger courts just gain a second instructor on the floor so every hen keeps her crown on straight, and everyone tackles the same number side by side rather than anyone watching from the wings.
Which Oxford venue hosts the SIX the Musical hen party? +
Most courts gather at the studio we book on George Street in central Oxford — 40 George St, OX1 2AQ — a couple of minutes from the Covered Market. Prefer to stay put as a group? A choreographer will bring the queenspiration to your cottage, hotel or function room, reaching as far as Abingdon, Witney, Bicester and Banbury.
What does the SIX the Musical hen do cost and how long is it? +
Pick a single hour at a flat £140, or stretch to ninety minutes for £165 — each price covers the whole court, never per queen. That extra half hour buys another track, a cheeky queen-off battle and an unhurried filmed finale, which is why most SIX courts crown the 1.5-hour option.
Can each of us dress up as one of the six queens? +
Please do — studded corsets, glitter crowns, headset mics and Tudor-pop sparkle are half the magic and there is little we have not seen. Every wife owns a signature colour, so split Aragon through to Parr between you and turn up coordinated. Flats or trainers keep your footwork crisp, but a section can always be re-styled for heels if the bride is set on them.