Back To The Future – Theatrical Production at Sarofim Hall

Let's get right to it! This is a tale that you probably already know. That's maybe the main reason why you're heading to the Sarofim Hall. Why go watch a play when you've essentially seen the end from the beginning? It's a rhetorical question because the answer is everything that happens in the middle! One of the best elements about Back To The Future - Theatrical Production is that it stays very true to the film. At the same time, in every version of this show on Broadway on the West End or in the US Tour, the actors were given plenty of liberties to put their stamp on the characters. While some of the lines were transferred directly from the original script, you won't see Roger Bart, who's played Doc Brown on Broadway and The West End, try to imitate Christopher Lloyd. The same thing applies to Marty McFly and Michael J. Fox.

You could say that's a given because this is a musical, and the stars who are playing these characters in the theater have to sing. While that's partly true, it's still safe to say that one of the ingredients to the success of the story as a musical is that it has taken up its own "soul." That's something that everyone in the seats is going to appreciate because what's going to be happening on stage isn't just a re-run of the film. This phenomenon is similar to the way that a production like The Lion King was able to distance itself from the kids film. In this case, the soundtrack is truly enhanced in the musical in a manner that the film will always fall short of.

What's the best place within Sarofim Hall to catch Back To The Future - Theatrical Production on Sunday 5th April 2026? When it comes to these types of shows, you may have to fight the urge to sit up front. Those places may lead you to end up looking at a lot of feet while not being able to see the set design of the different "places" in the story. Those sets are a major part of the plot that you could be missing. Now that you know this, you can hit that get tickets button and buy the best spot in the theater!