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The Devil Wears Prada: Book Tickets Now!

Grown-up, glamorous, and wickedly funny—the hit musical featuring an original score by Elton John arrives in the West End.

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The Devil Wears Prada

Highlights

Watch the blockbuster film and best-selling novel come to life on stage in a brand-new, hilarious musical adaptation.

Enjoy an extraordinary original score crafted by an all-star, award-winning creative team led by Elton John.

Catch the show during its highly anticipated West End debut at the historic Dominion Theatre on Tottenham Court Road.

Good to Know about The Devil Wears Prada

Dominion Theatre home: The musical is staged at the historic Dominion Theatre, situated directly outside Tottenham Court Road station.
Show running time: The production runs for approximately two hours and 35 minutes, including one 20-minute intermission.
Age guidance recommendations: The show is recommended for audiences aged eight and older, while children under five are strictly prohibited.
Sensory and staging effects: Audience members should prepare for high-energy production elements including camera flashes, strobe lighting, heavy stage haze, and sudden loud sound effects.
Latecomer admission rules: Late arrivals will be held in the foyer area and only admitted during a designated suitable break in the performance.

About The Devil Wears Prada

The West End's newest musical comedy comes from familiar territory: Lauren Weisberger's novel and the 2006 film that turned it into a cultural touchstone.

Andy Sachs is a recent college grad who wants to be a journalist, and instead lands the job "that a million girls would kill for": junior assistant to Miranda Priestly, the notoriously demanding editor-in-chief of Runway.

Andy trades her sweaters for couture to keep up, and the deeper she gets into the fashion world, the harder it gets to tell where the job ends and she begins.

Jerry Mitchell directs and choreographs (a Tony winner for it), Kate Wetherhead wrote the book, and the score comes from Elton John, with lyrics by Shaina Taub and Mark Sonnenblick. It's pop-rock, built to carry the film's best lines onto a stage made for spectacle.

Interesting Facts about The Devil Wears Prada

Music legend Sir Elton John composed an entirely original pop-rock musical score specifically written for the West End production.
The show features direction and high-energy runway choreography by two-time Tony Award winner Jerry Mitchell.
Costume designer Gregg Barnes created over 300 custom-designed, runway-ready outfits for the cast to reflect real-world high fashion.
Tony Award nominee Vanessa Williams stars as the formidable fashion editor-in-chief Miranda Priestly in the London premiere.
Author Lauren Weisberger based her original bestselling novel on her personal real-life experience as an assistant to Vogue editor Anna Wintour.
Lyricist Shaina Taub earned two Tony Awards for her musical Suffs during the same season The Devil Wears Prada prepared for London.
The iconic blue sweater monologue from the film was reimagined as a show-stopping solo musical number for the stage version.
The Dominion Theatre's massive proscenium arch was custom-fitted with dynamic LED lighting frames to mimic a high-fashion runway photoshoot.

Dominion Theatre

Built in 1929 as a grand cinema and theatre, the venue features a massive, Art Deco-inspired auditorium that ranks among the largest seating capacities in London's West End.
The theatre spent 12 iconic years hosting the legendary rock musical We Will Rock You, solidifying its reputation as one of Theatreland's premier musical houses.
Occupying a commanding position at the junction of Oxford Street and Tottenham Court Road, the building features an unmistakable illuminated double-sided exterior marquee visible along the entire thoroughfare.

Getting There

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By Tube

The theatre sits directly above Tottenham Court Road Station (Central, Northern, and Elizabeth lines), allowing visitors to step straight out of the station exits directly onto the theatre forecourt.

Dominion Theatre - Facilities and Accessibility

  • Level, step-free access is provided directly from Tottenham Court Road into the main entrance foyer and Box Office counter.
  • A platform lift connects the main foyer to the Stalls, allowing access to designated wheelchair spaces and aisle transfer seating.
  • The exclusive Nederlander Box features a street-level step-free entrance via Bainbridge Street, accommodating wheelchair users, electric mobility scooters, and companions.
  • The venue lacks a public passenger lift to the Circle level, requiring navigation of roughly 32 steps to reach the entrance and additional stairs inside.
  • Concessions bars on the ground level are accessible, with front-of-house access hosts offering at-seat drink and snack service upon request.
  • The auditorium utilizes the Sennheiser MobileConnect app-based system for high-definition audio enhancement, closed captioning, and audio description services.

FAQs about The Devil Wears Prada at Dominion Theatre

What is the recommended age for audience members?

The production is recommended for children aged eight and older, while children under five years old are not permitted inside the venue.

How long does the show last?

The running time is approximately two hours and 35 minutes, which includes one 20-minute intermission.

What time should I arrive at the theatre before the show?

Audience members are encouraged to arrive 30 to 45 minutes early to clear security screenings and find their seats comfortably.

Is there a dress code for attending the musical?

There is no mandatory dress code, so smart-casual attire or everyday comfortable clothing is perfectly suitable for all performances.

Are wheelchair-accessible seats available at the Dominion Theatre?

Step-free access to the Stalls and dedicated wheelchair spaces are available, with platform lifts connecting key ground-floor areas.

Are there accessible toilets inside the venue?

Fully adapted step-free accessible toilets are located on the Stalls level and in the step-free box entrance area.

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