The Guardian
"Gloriously camp, wickedly funny and brilliantly stylish."
The Devil Wears Prada struts onto the West End stage at the Dominion Theatre in a dazzling new musical adaptation of the bestselling novel and hit film - with an original score by music legend Sir Elton John and direction and choreography by Tony Award winner Jerry Mitchell.
Andy Sachs is a bright, ambitious graduate who lands “a million girls would kill for” - an assistant’s job at Runway, the world’s most prestigious fashion magazine. But working for its glacial, all-powerful editor Miranda Priestly is a trial by fire. As Andy is swept into a glittering world of couture, ambition and impossible demands, she must decide just how much of herself she is willing to lose to get ahead.
Led by the iconic Vanessa Williams as Miranda Priestly, and bursting with wit, glamour and show-stopping numbers, The Devil Wears Prada is a sharp, funny and gloriously stylish night out - a story about fashion, ambition and finding your authentic self. Book your tickets now.
Why it’s worth the watch
The Devil Wears Prada struts onto the West End stage as a dazzling new musical of the bestselling novel and hit film, with a score by a genuine music legend.
- An Elton John score. Music legend Sir Elton John writes the original songs, giving the fashion fable, in the words of critics, real teeth and sparkle.
- Vanessa Williams as Miranda Priestly. The iconic Vanessa Williams heads the company as the glacial, all-powerful Runway editor.
- Broadway pedigree behind the scenes. Tony Award winner Jerry Mitchell directs and choreographs, with costume design by Gregg Barnes bringing the couture to life.
- Glamour and wit in equal measure. Gloriously camp and brilliantly stylish, it is a sharp, funny night out about ambition and finding your authentic self.
