The Devil Wears Prada is booking at the Dominion right through to 25th September 2027, so there’s no “coming soon” to report just yet. Original stars Vanessa Williams and Matt Henry are due to leave the production in September 2026, with new casting to be announced, but the show itself carries on.
The Dominion is one of the biggest theatres in the West End, with over 2,000 seats across two levels: Stalls and Circle. It’s a proper big musical house, so here’s where to sit to get the most out of it.
The Stalls hold 1,323 seats split across four blocks on the ground floor, giving you an immersive, close-to-the-action view. Seats towards the rear or at the ends of rows tend to be more affordable if you’re on a budget, and rows A and ZZ have extra legroom.
The Circle holds 760 seats and offers excellent views of the stage from most positions, with the front rows feeling almost as immersive as the Stalls. It’s a climb of at least 50 steps from the main foyer though, so it’s not the best choice if you have limited mobility.
The Dominion Theatre sits on Tottenham Court Road, right by St Giles Circus. The nearest tube station is Tottenham Court Road (Central, Northern and Elizabeth lines), just a couple of minutes’ walk away.
The Dominion Theatre opened on 3rd October 1929, designed by W & TR Milburn in a grand Renaissance Revival style. It actually started life as a combined theatre and cinema, hosting the London premiere of Charlie Chaplin’s City Lights (with Chaplin himself in attendance) before becoming a major premiere cinema through to the 1970s. It then shifted towards live concerts and musicals.
The Dominion is probably best known for the phenomenally successful run of We Will Rock You, which played here for twelve years from 2002 to 2014. Since then it’s hosted major productions including An American in Paris, Bat Out of Hell, Dirty Dancing, The King and I and Evita, and since October 2024 it’s been home to The Devil Wears Prada. It’s a Grade II listed building, owned and operated by Nederlander Theatres since 1992.
The Dominion Theatre has a capacity of 2,083 across its two levels: Stalls and Circle.
The Dominion Theatre is owned and operated by Nederlander Theatres, who have run the venue since 1992.
It opened on 3rd October 1929.
The Devil Wears Prada has been the resident production at the Dominion since October 2024, and is currently booking through to September 2027.
Yes, the Dominion has step-free entrance access and wheelchair spaces in the Nederlander Box. The Circle involves over 50 steps and isn’t recommended for those with limited mobility.
Tottenham Court Road is right outside, served by the Central, Northern and Elizabeth lines.
Central Stalls give the most immersive view, while the front rows of the Circle offer a great overview of the stage without the climb affecting your visit too much once you’re up there.
We Will Rock You holds that record, running at the Dominion for twelve years from 2002 to 2014.
You can book tickets for The Devil Wears Prada directly through Nederlander Theatres’ official booking site. I’d always recommend booking directly through the official venue site rather than a third-party reseller.
