Get ready, Manhattan - The Devil Wears Prada is set to bring its high-fashion, high-stakes drama to Broadway, and the buzz is already building. With music by Sir Elton John, lyrics by Shaina Taub and Mark Sonnenblick, and a sharp new book by Kate Wetherhead, this is a Broadway transfer fans of the iconic film and the smash-hit West End run have been waiting for. While official venue and opening dates have not been announced yet, Elton John has publicly stated his ambition to bring the show to New York - and to put Vanessa Williams in front of a Tony voter.
The musical is based on Lauren Weisberger's bestselling novel and the 2006 film starring Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, Emily Blunt, and Stanley Tucci. It tells the story of Andy Sachs, a young journalist who lands the job "a million girls would kill for" - personal assistant to ruthless fashion editor Miranda Priestly. Cue the makeovers, the meltdowns, the power-suit montages, and one of the most quotable scripts of the 21st century. The musical leans into all of it, with a sleek pop-rock score, a runway-ready production design, and the kind of sharp comedic writing the source material demands.
The show first played a Chicago tryout at the James M. Nederlander Theatre in 2022, then opened at London's Dominion Theatre in October 2024 - where it has been extending its run and earning rave reviews ever since. The London cast featured Vanessa Williams as Miranda, and Elton has been candid that his vision for Broadway includes Williams reprising the role. The Dominion run is currently scheduled to continue through early 2026, which lines up with the kind of timing a Broadway transfer would need.
While we wait for the official Broadway announcement, this site is the place to keep tabs on the show. The moment dates and a venue are confirmed, the schedule below will fill up with available performances and ticket inventory. Bookmark this page and check back often - and when tickets do go live, you can grab them on BigStub, where every order is backed by 20-plus years of trusted service and a buyer guarantee.
If the West End reception is any indication, Broadway is going to fall hard for this one. Mark your calendar, dust off your stilettos, and stay tuned - The Devil Wears Prada on Broadway is coming.
The Devil Wears Prada first arrived as a 2003 novel by Lauren Weisberger, a sharp-eyed insider's take on the cutthroat world of high fashion in New York. Three years later, the David Frankel-directed film starring Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, Emily Blunt, and Stanley Tucci turned the story into a global phenomenon - and gave the world a new pop-culture vocabulary, from "by all means, move at a glacial pace" to "florals? for spring? groundbreaking." The musical adaptation has been in development for years, and the team behind it is one of the most stacked Broadway has assembled in recent memory.
The score is by Sir Elton John - the legend behind The Lion King, Aida, and Billy Elliot, and one of the most successful theatrical composers of his generation. Lyrics are by Shaina Taub (recently a Tony winner for Suffs) and Mark Sonnenblick. The book is by Kate Wetherhead, who is known for her sharp, character-driven writing and quick comedic instincts. The combination delivers exactly what the source material needs - propulsive pop-rock songwriting paired with cutting-edge stage comedy.
The show had its world premiere in Chicago at the James M. Nederlander Theatre in summer 2022, where it played a limited run while the creative team continued refining the material. After significant rewrites, the production opened in London at the historic Dominion Theatre in October 2024, with Vanessa Williams in the role of Miranda Priestly. The West End reception has been ecstatic - audiences gave it nightly standing ovations, and the run has been extended through January 2026.
The plot follows Andy Sachs, an aspiring journalist who lands a job as second assistant to Miranda Priestly, the formidable editor-in-chief of Runway magazine. What begins as a temporary gig becomes a tour of fashion's most absurd extremes, a crash course in self-presentation, and ultimately a question about what kind of life Andy actually wants. The musical follows the same arc as the film but expands it - giving Miranda more interior life, leaning harder into the supporting characters, and using the score to carry moments the screen could only suggest.
Stand-out songs from the West End production include "Sketchbook," "Dress Me Up," "What Are You," and "Seen," with Williams' showpiece numbers as Miranda earning particularly enthusiastic reviews. Wikipedia has a more complete song list and production history for fans who want to dig in before the Broadway transfer is finalized.
What about Broadway? Elton John has stated openly that his goal is to bring the show to New York and to see Williams win a Tony for the role - and Stage Entertainment has already announced a German-language premiere in Hamburg in late 2026, suggesting the global expansion is well underway. While no Broadway venue, opening date, or cast has been formally announced yet, the show is widely expected to land on Broadway in 2026 or 2027. This site will be updated the moment confirmed dates are released, so check back often.
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An official Broadway opening date and theater have not been announced yet. The West End production at London's Dominion Theatre is currently scheduled through early 2026, and Elton John has publicly stated his ambition to bring the show to Broadway. Keep checking this page for the latest updates - the schedule will populate as soon as performances are confirmed.
The London production at the Dominion Theatre opened in October 2024 with Vanessa Williams as Miranda Priestly. Reviews have been strong, the run has been extended multiple times, and Elton John has said he wants Williams to reprise the role on Broadway. Many of the design and music elements of the West End production are expected to carry over to New York if the transfer is announced.
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Elton John has publicly expressed his desire for Vanessa Williams to reprise her West End role of Miranda Priestly on Broadway, but no official cast announcement has been made yet. Casting will be confirmed closer to the Broadway opening, so stay tuned for updates.
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The musical follows Andy Sachs, a recent journalism graduate who takes a job as second assistant to Miranda Priestly, the powerful and demanding editor-in-chief of Runway magazine. Based on the bestselling novel by Lauren Weisberger and the iconic 2006 film, the story is a sharp, funny look at ambition, identity, and the world of high fashion.
The music is composed by Sir Elton John, the legendary songwriter behind The Lion King, Aida, and Billy Elliot. Lyrics are by Tony winner Shaina Taub and Mark Sonnenblick, and the book is by Kate Wetherhead. The score blends Elton John's pop-rock sensibility with theater storytelling.
An official Broadway opening date has not been announced yet. The show is currently running in London's West End at the Dominion Theatre, and Elton John has stated his intention to bring the production to Broadway. This page will be updated the moment Broadway dates are confirmed.
A Broadway venue has not been announced yet. New York City Theatre and Broadway.com both list the show as coming soon at a venue to be determined. Once a theater is confirmed, performance details will be posted in the listings above.
Vanessa Williams played Miranda Priestly in the West End production. Elton John has publicly stated that he wants Williams to reprise the role on Broadway and to win a Tony Award for it, but no official Broadway casting has been announced. Casting will be confirmed as the Broadway opening approaches.
The musical follows the same general arc as the 2006 film starring Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, Emily Blunt, and Stanley Tucci, but it expands the supporting characters, gives Miranda more interior depth, and uses the score to deepen emotional moments the film could only suggest. Fans of the movie will find plenty of familiar beats and quotable lines.
Yes. The world premiere of the musical was held in Chicago at the James M. Nederlander Theatre in summer 2022. That run gave the creative team the chance to refine the score and book before the West End opening, and several elements of the show evolved between the Chicago tryout and the London production.
The West End production opened to strong reviews and standing ovations, and the run at the Dominion Theatre has been extended multiple times due to popular demand. Awards consideration for the London production is ongoing. Tony eligibility will depend on the timing of the eventual Broadway opening.
The Devil Wears Prada is generally recommended for ages 12 and up. The story includes some adult workplace situations, mild language, and themes of ambition and identity that may be over the heads of younger children. Pre-teens and older audiences typically love it.
The West End production runs about two and a half hours including one intermission. The Broadway version is expected to be similar in length, though the final running time will be confirmed once previews begin in New York.
Ticket prices for Broadway productions vary widely by date, seat location, and demand. Premium seats and weekend evening shows are usually the most expensive, while balcony and weekday matinee seats are typically more affordable. Pricing for the Broadway run will be available as soon as the on-sale date is announced.
Yes. The West End production at the Dominion Theatre in London is currently running and is scheduled to continue through early 2026. Tickets and current dates are available through the show's official UK website.
Stage Entertainment has announced a German-language premiere of The Devil Wears Prada at the Stage Theater Neue Flora in Hamburg in December 2026. Additional international productions and a potential US tour have not been formally announced yet.
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