From Ordinary to Extraordinary
Andy Sachs, a recent journalism graduate, lands what millions would kill for - a job as assistant to Miranda Priestly, the legendary editor-in-chief of Runway magazine. But working for the fashion world's most demanding boss proves more challenging than Andy ever imagined, forcing her to choose between her dreams and her identity.
What to Expect
- A faithful adaptation that expands on the beloved film with new musical numbers
- The glamorous world of high fashion brought to vivid theatrical life
- Andy's transformation from dowdy assistant to fashion insider
- Sharp workplace comedy that satirizes the fashion industry
- An empowering story about finding your voice and staying true to yourself
The Fashion World
The musical takes audiences behind the scenes of a major fashion magazine, showcasing everything from chaotic photo shoots to Paris Fashion Week. The production accurately captures the fast-paced, high-pressure environment where style is everything and Miranda's word is law.
Music That's In Vogue
The score by Elton John and Shaina Taub perfectly captures the world of high fashion with sophisticated melodies that range from power ballads to upbeat ensemble numbers, all while maintaining the sharp wit of the source material.
Musical Highlights
- "The Way Things Are" - Miranda's commanding opening number establishing her dominance
- "Dress Your Way Up" - Andy's transformation montage brought to musical life
- "What's Wrong with Me?" - Andy's vulnerable moment of self-doubt
- "Runway" - The high-energy ensemble number showcasing the magazine world
- "Here Beneath My Wings" - Miranda's surprising reveal of vulnerability
Fashion as Character
The costume design is truly a character in itself, with over 200 costume changes that showcase everything from haute couture to casual wear. Each outfit tells a story about the character's journey and status within the fashion hierarchy.
Fashion Fact: The production works with actual fashion designers and features costumes that could easily appear on real runways, making it a true celebration of contemporary fashion.
