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    Brian Conley and Maddie Grace Jepson Begin Performances in Back to the Future: The Musical

    Posted on | By Hay Brunsdon

    Great Scott! Back to the Future The Musical welcomes two new faces to Hill Valley today at London’s Adelphi Theatre, as Maddie Grace Jepson and Brian Conley join the cast.

    From tonight, Jepson – the actor, writer and TikTok sensation known for her sharp comedy and viral sketches – makes her West End debut as Lorraine Baines. Conley, one of the UK’s most beloved stage and screen performers, takes on the role of Doctor Emmett Brown for a strictly limited 12-week run, concluding on 3 November. Cory English, who currently plays Doc Brown, will return to the role from 5 November.

    Rehearsal images by Danny Kaan capture the pair with the company as they prepare to bring the time-travelling adventure to life.

    Brian Conley and Maddie Grace Jepson Begin Performances in Back to the Future: The Musical

    Now in its fourth year at the Adelphi Theatre, the WhatsOnStage Award-winning musical is based on the 1985 blockbuster, with a book by Bob Gale and a score by Alan Silvestri and Glen Ballard – plus classic hits “The Power of Love” and “Johnny B Goode.”

    Directed by John Rando, with design by Tim Hatley, choreography by Chris Bailey and illusions by Chris Fisher, Back to the Future The Musical continues to thrill audiences with its spectacular effects and feel-good 80s nostalgia.

    Book your Back to the Future: The Musical tickets now - don't forget, you can now save up to 48% on 1st - 29th September 2025 performance. Be sure to book by 17th August 2025. 

    Hay Brunsdon
    By Hay Brunsdon

    I've 15 years of writing and editorial experience, and starting working in the West End theatre industry in 2012. When not watching or writing about theatre I'm usually swimming, hiking, running, or training for triathlons in the Stroud valleys.

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