Dominion Theatre Seating Guide: The Devil Wears Prada Musical & Band

Best Value Tickets (Budget-Friendly Options)

• Circle Q (£42): Rear circle with slightly restricted overhead view but excellent sound. Best for budget-conscious fans who don't mind being higher up.
• Stalls ZZ (£55): Far rear stalls - flat floor means sightlines can be challenging for shorter attendees, but unbeatable price for stalls seating.

Sweet Spot (Best Balance of Price & View)

• Circle P (£55): Mid-rear circle with perfect rake angle - avoids both "craning neck" front circle and distant rear circle seats.
• Circle N (£71): Forward circle with excellent overview of the stage's intricate costume details - ideal for appreciating the fashion elements of the show.

Higher Tier Options (Premium Views)

• Circle K (£104): Front circle "dress circle" experience - close enough to see facial expressions while maintaining the perfect musical-theatre perspective.
• Circle G (£132): Royal circle premium - the first rows where you'll feel fully immersed in the stage's energy without straining upward.

Premium & Last-Minute Splurges

• Circle D (£164): Exceptional clarity for costume details and choreography - these often become available last-minute as production holds are released.
• Circle B (£207): Essentially front-row circle - you'll see every rhinestone on the costumes. Book these early as they sell fast to fashion enthusiasts.

Key View Differences

• Circle Rows A-C: Can feel slightly too close for full stage pictures - you may need to move your head during big dance numbers.
• Circle Rows D-G: The "goldilocks zone" - see both footwork and overhead lighting effects perfectly.
• Circle Rows K-N: Noticeable step up in comfort and legroom from rear circle seats.
• Stalls ZZ: Bring binoculars if you want costume details, but the sound mix is perfectly balanced here.

Our Top Recommendations

• For Fashion Lovers: Circle B or D - you're paying to see the iconic costume details up close.
• For Music Fans: Circle P or N - the acoustic sweet spot where the band's mix is perfectly balanced.
• For Groups: Circle Q - the price allows bringing friends while still getting the full spectacle.
• Last-Minute Deal Hunters: Monitor Circle G seats which often have price drops 48hrs before shows.

Pro Tips

The Dominion's circle has a steeper rake than many West End theatres - rows K-P feel much closer to the action than equivalent rows elsewhere. For The Devil Wears Prada specifically, center-left seats (house right) have better views of Miranda's iconic office set.