The bespoke 2m high metal structure covered in real red roses will be positioned to the left of The Green, near Firestone Arch. In place for much of June, the installation’s arrival will coincide with the Good Food & Craft Market on Sunday 2^nd June, where shoppers can snap selfies and also buy tickets for the show at a special rate. Hop on the free shuttle bus from the City Centre and make a day of it.

Amarante, the creators of the installation, have created installations for the likes of Vogue, Harrods and Chanel, and this The Devil Wears Prada structure is guaranteed to be an impressive addition to Royal William Yard.

The red shoe will be in place at Royal William Yard until Wednesday 19^th June, before being transported to other areas in the city, including TRP during the run of the brand-new production, and it will eventually venture to London for the West End run – so make sure you catch it in Plymouth this summer before it moves!

To enter the competition, passersby should simply take a picture with the installation, post it and tag the theatre and Royal William Yard - @theatreroyalplymouth and @royalwilliamyd on Instagram and @TRPlymouth on X (formerly Twitter) - to be in with the chance to win. There will also be a special QR code on the base of the shoe which leads straight to the show’s booking page.

The show will feature an original score by music icon, and Olivier and Tony Award winner Elton John, lyrics by singer-songwriter Shaina Taub, book by Kate Wetherhead with direction & choreography by three-time Tony Award winner Jerry Mitchell, and Theatre Royal Plymouth are also co-producers of the show. Tony Award nominee Vanessa Williams, best known for her celebrated TV roles in Ugly Betty and Desperate Housewives and as a multi-award winning singer, will play the iconic role of Miranda Priestly, the undisputed Queen of Fashion and Editor-in-Chief of Runway Magazine.

Tickets are available here