The Devil Wears Prada, London

Highlights

Your Experience

Based on the bestselling novel and blockbuster film, this musical delivers mid‑2000s nostalgia with glam appeal and smart satire, ideal for pop‑culture lovers in London.
Vanessa Williams commands the stage as Miranda Priestly, supported by Amy Di Bartolomeo, Olivier-nominated for her role as Emily, all under Tony‑winner Jerry Mitchell and Elton John’s (Billy Elliot, The Lion King) score.
Expect themes of ambition and identity, with runway‑style staging, vibrant Gregg Barnes costumes, choreography in the aisles, and fresh songs. Book your tickets to The Devil Wears Prada in London now!

The story

Fresh out of college, Andy Sachs lands a coveted job at Runway magazine, under the icy reign of editor-in-chief Miranda Priestly. What begins as a career move soon turns into a battle of identity, values, and ambition. As Andy climbs the fashion ranks, she must decide: Is this glamorous world worth the cost? The answer might come at a price she didn’t expect…

Critics reviews

“When the musical embraces camp, it does it well … fans of the iconic film looking for a high-energy night will find plenty to enjoy.”

– London Theatre

“Despite songs from Elton John, this stage adaptation of the classic film is a decent comedy but a lousy musical.”

– Time Out

Must Know

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.