Back to the Future: The Musical transports audiences into a thrilling time-travel adventure filled with friendship and destiny. The show features beloved characters from the 1985 film, including the charming Marty McFly and the eccentric Dr. Emmett Brown. With stunning visuals and the iconic DeLorean, the musical captures the spirit of the classic while appealing to a new generation. Take a look at the characters below that have captivated audiences' imaginations. Once you’re clued up on them, why not study the people tha play them. You never know when Principal Strickland will bring out a pop quiz!
Who are the Back To The Future characters?
The Back to the Future musical takes the beloved 1980s blockbuster film and transports it into an electrifying stage experience. Bringing to the stage, the treasured characters, the DeLorean, and of course the iconic orange gilet.
Marty McFly
Marty McFly, a charismatic and laid-back teenager, forms an unlikely friendship with the eccentric inventor, Doc Brown. Their world is turned upside down when they accidentally travel back to the 1950s. They both learn valuable lessons about the consequences of altering history. Through Marty’s mix of determination, and wit, he must ensure he doesn’t disrupt the timeline while finding a way back to the future.
Doc Brown
Doc Brown, a mad scientist, whose eccentricity and brilliance make him both endearing and unpredictable, leading him to create groundbreaking inventions like the time-travelling DeLorean. While his methods may be unconventional, his heart is always in the right place. His relentlessness to explore and innovate leads him to try out the latest inventions and push the boundaries of science.
George McFly
George is portrayed as shy, nerdy and lacking in confidence, George’s life is characterised by a series of setbacks and missed opportunities, largely due to his inability to stand up to bullies like Biff Tannen. This lack of assertiveness not only impacts his career, leaving him stuck in a mediocre job, but also strains his relationship with his wife, Lorraine However, the turning point in George's life occurs when his son, Marty McFly, travels back in time to the 1950s.