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Bemærk venligst: Vanessa Williams spiller rollen som Miranda Priestly frem til den 19. september 2026. Debbie Kurup vil spille rollen fra den 21. september til den 17. oktober 2026.
Note: Producers cannot guarantee the appearance of any particular artist, which is always subject to illness and holidays.
Med et originalt score af Elton John og tekster af Shaina Taub blander musicalen popenergi med teatralsk flair. Sange som "Dress Your Way Up", "The Devil Wears Prada" og "Runway Dreams" indfanger showets temaer om ambition, mode og identitet, samtidig med at de viser Elton Johns karakteristiske melodiske stil.
Dominion Theatre er et af West Ends største og mest alsidige spillesteder, som ligger på Tottenham Court Road i London. Den åbnede i 1929 og fungerede oprindeligt som biograf, før den blev forvandlet til et stort sted for liveunderholdning. Teatret har været vært for blockbuster-musicals som We Will Rock You, Grease, og The Prince of Egypt. Dens storslåede art deco-interiør og store scene gør den perfekt til store produktioner som The Devil Wears Prada.
Sædeplanen for Dominion Theatre hjælper dig med at finde de bedste pladser i salen.
Tilgængelige faciliteter: elevator, toiletter, garderobe, bar, varestande
Tilgængelighed: tilgængeligt for kørestolsbrugere, førerhunde tilladt, adgang uden trin, handicaptoiletter, høreapparatanlæg, førerhunde er velkomne
I have seen both Devil Wears Prada (DWP) movies and was undecided if DWP was a show I wanted to see when there are so many other good ones in London. About 1 minute into the show as Andy Sacks was instructing the audience how to act with a perfectly Miranda Priestly attitude, I decided that I had made an excellence decision. Devil Wears Prada is an entertaining upbeat show that follows the first DWP movie that takes place in Runway, a fictional high fashion magazine whose editor is a horribly demanding and demeaning bitch named Miranda Priestly. The characters are the same as in the movie. The show's plot revolves around Andy Sacks, the awkward unfashionable college graduate who is hired as Miranda's "second assistant". It follows Andy's growth from a doomed soon to fail "second assistant" to the smart confident right-hand woman of horrible Miranda; from a "fashion emergency" to an attractive, confident high style female executive. The songs are fun, the clothes are beautiful and the dancing is electric. This was a really fun show that I did not want to end. The audience rose in unison in applause after the last scene. There is a surprise at the very end that you will need to experience for yourself.
Festive touches throughout the lobby area were great. Every single singer was phenomenal! Staging was giant and dramatic. Costumes were incredible. My only complaint was the sound level of the orchestral music was way too loud. It drowned out the singers at times.
A must see production and theater to see. Fabulous theater, Fantastic seats, and Amazing production! It's definitely a must see if you love theater, love exquisite fashion, and a production that keeps you enthralled through to the end.
The show is wonderful. Actors have great voices and performances. Musical is powerful. Sets, costumes and production value is outstanding. Absolutely worth seeing.
I saw Devil wears Prada at Dominion Theatre in Tottenham Court Road last night.As most of my visits to British theatre 🎭....the performance and sheer gusto and enthusiasm of the cast for and in their play....simply was breathtaking... The theatre itself was wonderful... actually not so dissimilar I thought to the original Forest School Theatre near Snaresbrook in London where I first watched House Drama competitions aged 13 years old...40 years ago now... absolutely amazing 🤩... I managed to follow the plot line about Miranda Hart quite well....and some of Elton John's songs in the musical came across very well in the acoustics of the theatre...the lighting as well was brilliant....✨ All in all well worth the price of the ticket....and the climax of a great day out in London...I love going to live theatre so much....even the £4.= price tag for a small bottle of Coca-Cola.... Sir William Shakespeare.....