
- World Premiere
- 24 October 2024
- Age
- 12+
- Running Time
- 2hrs 30mins
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Devilishly Devine, the Devil Wears Prada is now open at the Dominion Theatre in London’s West End. I was super lucky to be able to see this brand new production at Theatre Royal in Plymouth ahead of its West End run! A brand new west end ready musical that is set to shine. We cannot wait to see it in London’s West End soon. Get yourself a ticket, that is all!
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High Fashion, High Stakes: A West End-Bound Masterpiece
The Devil Wears Prada has made its highly anticipated opening, treating audiences in Plymouth to a pre-London world premiere preview. The show’s official West End opening at the Dominion Theatre was in October 2024. Based on the blockbuster film and Lauren Weisberger’s bestselling novel, this new musical adaptation has already proven itself. The stellar creative theam including Elton John who has composed an unforgettable new score.
Elton John’s Dazzling Score Brings Drama to Life
Legendary composer Elton John has once again outdone himself. He has createed a score that is every bit as stylish, bold, and addictive as the world of fashion that it represents. Paired with witty, soulful lyrics by Shaina Taub, John’s music energises each scene, giving emotional depth to Andy Sachs’s journey as she faces the cut-throat demands of fashion powerhouse Miranda Priestly. These songs will no doubt become iconic.
Standout Performances and Show-Stopping Choreography
Under the expert direction of Jerry Mitchell, known for Kinky Boots and Legally Blonde, the cast delivers powerful performances. The choreography is sharp and dynamic, with every movement capturing the intensity and allure of the fashion industry. Magnificently the entire ensemble shines bright, but Miranda Priestly played by the stunning Vanessa Williams holds a commanding presence. Andy Sachs played by the incredible Georgie Buckland has relatable charm which make the story both captivating and personal. Matt Henry also shone through as Nigel providing a comedic edge and velvet vocals throughout. Another standout vocalist has to be Amy Di Bartolomeo who plays Emily, Amy captivates the audience from her opening the show until curtain down “How to Survive at Runway” gave us goosebumps a phenomenally talented actress with a voice to match. The entire ensemble and cast make this show the epic musical that it is and will go on to be. The instant standing ovation here in Plymouth alone shows just how incredible the entire team are.
Stunning Set, Costume, and Lighting Design – A Visual Spectacle
The visual aspects of The Devil Wears Prada are nothing short of luxurious. The set transports audiences from sleek magazine offices to runway shows, creating a world as stylish as the story itself. Gregg Barnes’s costumes are stunning. They blend high fashion with character storytelling, while Bruno Poet’s lighting design and Gareth Owen’s sound bring out the full dramatic impact of each moment, including the very special Eiffle Tower, you have to see it to believe it!
The Devil Wears Prada Musical: A Must-See!
This show has set an exceptionally high bar for its West End transfer. We are certian it will be a show to be reckoned with. It has performances that are simply show-stopping. A sensational score, and a breathtakingly chic design, The Devil Wears Prada musical is poised to become a West End sensation and we think will go on to huge success.
Secure your tickets, darling—this is one fashion show you don’t want to miss! Rememebr not to move at a glacial pace, Miranda will be at your heels. Book Now!