The Devil Wears Prada

Categories: Musical, Comedy, Drama, Stars on stage Audience: Suitable for 12+ Theater name: Dominion Theatre Find the best seats in the house with the Dominion Theatre seating plan Theater facilities: Bar, cloakroom, restrooms, merchandise stands, elevator Theatr accessibility: Wheelchair accessible, guide dogs allowed, accessible toilets, assistive listening system, step-free access, guide dogs are welcome Dress code: Smart casual

Leading roles: Vanessa Williams as Miranda Priestly, Georgie Buckland as Andy Sachs, Amy Di Bartolomeo as Emily, Matt Henry as Nigel, James Darch as Christian and Rhys Whitfield as Nate Book: Kate Wetherhead Director & choreographer: Jerry Mitchell Music: Elton John Lyrics: Shaina Taub Set design: Tim Hatley Costume design: Gregg Barnes Lighting design: Bruno Poet Sound design: Gareth Owen Casting: Jill Green CDG

This show is suitable for children aged 8 years and above. All children aged 15 years and under must be accompanied by an adult with a ticket. Children aged 5 years and under are not permitted inside the theater. Content warning: The production uses strobe lighting and contains camera flashes, flashing lights, thunder crack sound effects, loud bass music, some strong language, and mild sexual references. Viewer discretion is advised. Access performances: There is a BSL-interpreted performance on November 19 2025, at 7:30pm. Keep in mind that most theaters are air-conditioned throughout the year and can get a bit chilly. Bring along a light jacket if needed. Q: How much do The Devil Wears Prada London tickets cost? A: Prices may change based on your choice of seats and show dates. Q: Where is The Devil Wears Prada playing in London? A: The show is playing at the Dominion Theatre in London. Q: How long does the performance run? A: The show lasts for about 2 hours and 35 minutes, including one intermission. Q: What’s the story about? A: Based on the bestselling novel and hit film, The Devil Wears Prada follows Andy Sachs, a young journalist who lands a job at the world’s most influential fashion magazine, working for the formidable Miranda Priestly, and soon discovers the cutthroat world of high fashion. Q: Is the show suitable for children? A: The musical is generally recommended for ages 8 years and above. All children aged 15 years and under must be accompanied by an adult with a ticket, and children aged 5 years and under are not permitted inside the theater. The production uses strobe lighting and contains camera flashes, flashing lights, thunder crack sound effects, loud bass music, some strong language, and mild sexual references. Viewer discretion is advised. Q: What are the most popular songs in The Devil Wears Prada? A: The show features an original pop-rock score by Elton John, with standout numbers that capture the glamour and pressure of the fashion industry, including songs like “Dress Your Way Up,” “Runway Dreams,” “Mirror Mirror,” and more. You can listen to the album here. Q: Is the musical based more on the book or the film? A: The stage adaptation draws inspiration from both Lauren Weisberger’s novel and the iconic 2006 film starring Meryl Streep and Anne Hathaway, blending sharp humour with a new musical twist. Q: Is there a Devil Wears Prada 2 film in the works? A: Yes, a sequel to the 2006 film is currently in development, with original cast members Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, and Emily Blunt expected to return. The story will explore the changing media and fashion landscape years later, making this stage musical especially timely for fans.

You will need a ticket to attend the musical at Dominion Theatre.

No, you cannot skip mandatory security checks; they are required for entry.

The musical is recommended for audiences aged 8 and above.

Yes, the theatre offers wheelchair access, guide dogs are allowed, accessible toilets are available, an assistive listening system is provided, and step-free access to all areas of the venue.

The dress code for this event is smart casual.

Yes, you can visit bars, cloakrooms, restrooms, and merchandise stands. There's also an elevator available in the venue.

The activity data does not specify any particular rules regarding bags; it is best to check with the theatre for their specific policies.

If you're running late, try to enter as quietly and quickly as possible. The activity data does not provide specific instructions on late arrivals.

No, the ticket does not cover personal expenses such as food or drinks outside of what is provided by the theatre facilities.

Expect a vibrant production with themes of ambition and identity. Enjoy runway-style staging, choreography in the aisles, and fresh songs performed under Tony-winner Jerry Mitchell’s direction.