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Adelphi Theatre

409-412 Strand, London WC2R 0NS, United Kingdom
4.7(4.4K)
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attractions: Vaudeville Theatre, Savoy Theatre, Lyceum Theatre, Trafalgar Square, London Coliseum, The National Gallery, Victoria Embankment Gardens, Royal Opera House, St Paul’s Church Covent Garden, Theatre Royal Drury Lane, restaurants: Fatt Pundit, Ave Mario, Bella Italia - The Strand, Big Easy Bar.B.Q & Crabshack - Covent Garden, Flat Iron Covent Garden, Zizzi - The Strand (West End), Franco Manca Covent Garden, Din Tai Fung Covent Garden, Cinnamon Bazaar, Rules
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+44 20 3925 2998
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lwtheatres.co.uk

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Nearby attractions of Adelphi Theatre

Vaudeville Theatre

Savoy Theatre

Lyceum Theatre

Trafalgar Square

London Coliseum

The National Gallery

Victoria Embankment Gardens

Royal Opera House

St Paul’s Church Covent Garden

Theatre Royal Drury Lane

Vaudeville Theatre

Vaudeville Theatre

4.6

(1.5K)

Open 24 hours
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Savoy Theatre

Savoy Theatre

4.5

(2.3K)

Open 24 hours
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Lyceum Theatre

Lyceum Theatre

4.7

(8.3K)

Open 24 hours
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Trafalgar Square

Trafalgar Square

4.6

(41.6K)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Adelphi Theatre

Fatt Pundit

Ave Mario

Bella Italia - The Strand

Big Easy Bar.B.Q & Crabshack - Covent Garden

Flat Iron Covent Garden

Zizzi - The Strand (West End)

Franco Manca Covent Garden

Din Tai Fung Covent Garden

Cinnamon Bazaar

Rules

Fatt Pundit

Fatt Pundit

4.8

(5.8K)

$$

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Ave Mario

Ave Mario

4.8

(9.1K)

$$

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Bella Italia - The Strand

Bella Italia - The Strand

4.6

(2.7K)

Click for details
Big Easy Bar.B.Q & Crabshack - Covent Garden

Big Easy Bar.B.Q & Crabshack - Covent Garden

4.1

(2.9K)

$$

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4.7
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5.0
17w

Back to the Future: The Musical - A Spectacle of Nostalgia and Innovation Great Scott! When a beloved film like Back to the Future is adapted for the stage, the expectations are, to put it mildly, high. The London production of Back to the Future: The Musical at the Adelphi Theatre not only meets these expectations but sends them soaring past 88 mph with a spectacle that's both a faithful homage and a theatrical marvel in its own right. From the moment Marty McFly plugs in his guitar at Doc Brown's lab, the audience is transported back in time—and through the stage's incredible special effects. The show's true star is the production design. The stagecraft is nothing short of mind-blowing, seamlessly transitioning from Doc's chaotic workshop to the vibrant, mint-green diner of 1955. And the DeLorean? It's a triumph of theatrical engineering. The way the car "travels" through time, complete with dazzling lights, projections, and a sense of genuine velocity, is a phenomenal, jaw-dropping moment that has to be seen to be believed. The cast, of course, has the monumental task of stepping into some of pop culture's most iconic roles. The performance of Doc Brown is a particular highlight, capturing the character's eccentric energy and making the role their own. The actor as Marty McFly also does a fantastic job of channeling Michael J. Fox's distinctive charm and mannerisms without it feeling like a simple imitation. The supporting cast, especially those playing George and Lorraine McFly, are equally brilliant, adding both humor and heart. While the original songs may not all be as instantly memorable as "The Power of Love" or "Johnny B. Goode" (which are, thankfully, included and performed with gusto), they serve the plot well, moving the story forward and giving the characters new depths. The show is packed with the film's classic one-liners and familiar plot points, appealing to die-hard fans while also making some clever updates that feel fresh and relevant. Ultimately, Back to the Future: The Musical is a high-energy, fun-filled, and visually spectacular night out. It's an all-out spectacle that will delight fans of the movie and is a perfect family outing. Whether you're a long-time devotee or a newcomer to Hill Valley, you'll leave the theatre with a huge smile on your face, feeling like you've just been on the ride...

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5.0
2y

First time for us visiting the Adelphi when we came to London for a short break, and we went to see the amazing back to the future. The venue in its current form dates back to the 1930s with an art deco style. The outside exterior isn't overly elaborate or huge, but it has a lovely entrance to the lobby. The theatre hall is compact/small in regards to space and seating, if you are tall or well built you could find the seats a little restricted in leg and arm room, however this is to be expected for the age of the building. Which adds to the experience rather than takes away for it with a seating capacity of around 1400. We sat in the middle of the dress circle and had a good view of the stage with very few issues of visibility during the course of the musical. The staff were all friendly and helpful with bars for refreshments available before and during the interval. The upper toilets were small, but again, this was probably due to available space within the structure. As for the musical itself, BTTF, it was amazing! The stage was decorated brilliantly to get you into the feel of being immersed into the story straight away. The music pit added to the amazing sound during the show and the stage set production was first class. With a front screen coming down at times to create some breathing taking effects as the delorian moved gracefully around the stage to produce jaw dropping moments that had us all on our feet at the end to give the cast a well deserved standing ovation. Couldn't recommend enough, catch it...

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5.0
13w

Back to the Future The Musical delivers a thrilling theatrical experience that honours the spirit of the original film while boldly reimagining it for the stage. From the moment the curtain rises, audiences are immersed in a high-energy production that blends cinematic spectacle with musical theatre flair.

The performances are uniformly strong, with standout portrayals from the leads. Marty McFly is charismatic and vocally impressive, while Doc Brown brings both eccentricity and emotional depth to the role. The supporting cast adds warmth and humour, creating a cohesive ensemble that drives the story forward with confidence.

Visually, the production is nothing short of spectacular. The DeLorean’s stage debut is a technical marvel, and the set design transitions seamlessly between eras, enhanced by dynamic lighting and multimedia effects. The musical score—featuring original songs alongside iconic hits like “The Power of Love”—is catchy, well-paced, and emotionally resonant.

What sets this adaptation apart is its ability to balance nostalgia with fresh storytelling. Fans of the film will appreciate the faithful nods to key moments, while newcomers will find a compelling narrative and engaging musical numbers that stand on their own.

In short, Back to the Future: The Musical is a triumph of theatrical imagination. Whether you're a lifelong fan or simply seeking an evening of top-tier entertainment, this production is well worth the...

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Marc SterlandMarc Sterland
Back to the Future: The Musical - A Spectacle of Nostalgia and Innovation Great Scott! When a beloved film like Back to the Future is adapted for the stage, the expectations are, to put it mildly, high. The London production of Back to the Future: The Musical at the Adelphi Theatre not only meets these expectations but sends them soaring past 88 mph with a spectacle that's both a faithful homage and a theatrical marvel in its own right. From the moment Marty McFly plugs in his guitar at Doc Brown's lab, the audience is transported back in time—and through the stage's incredible special effects. The show's true star is the production design. The stagecraft is nothing short of mind-blowing, seamlessly transitioning from Doc's chaotic workshop to the vibrant, mint-green diner of 1955. And the DeLorean? It's a triumph of theatrical engineering. The way the car "travels" through time, complete with dazzling lights, projections, and a sense of genuine velocity, is a phenomenal, jaw-dropping moment that has to be seen to be believed. The cast, of course, has the monumental task of stepping into some of pop culture's most iconic roles. The performance of Doc Brown is a particular highlight, capturing the character's eccentric energy and making the role their own. The actor as Marty McFly also does a fantastic job of channeling Michael J. Fox's distinctive charm and mannerisms without it feeling like a simple imitation. The supporting cast, especially those playing George and Lorraine McFly, are equally brilliant, adding both humor and heart. While the original songs may not all be as instantly memorable as "The Power of Love" or "Johnny B. Goode" (which are, thankfully, included and performed with gusto), they serve the plot well, moving the story forward and giving the characters new depths. The show is packed with the film's classic one-liners and familiar plot points, appealing to die-hard fans while also making some clever updates that feel fresh and relevant. Ultimately, Back to the Future: The Musical is a high-energy, fun-filled, and visually spectacular night out. It's an all-out spectacle that will delight fans of the movie and is a perfect family outing. Whether you're a long-time devotee or a newcomer to Hill Valley, you'll leave the theatre with a huge smile on your face, feeling like you've just been on the ride of a lifetime.
Jamie “Jamdoodle” CJamie “Jamdoodle” C
First time for us visiting the Adelphi when we came to London for a short break, and we went to see the amazing back to the future. The venue in its current form dates back to the 1930s with an art deco style. The outside exterior isn't overly elaborate or huge, but it has a lovely entrance to the lobby. The theatre hall is compact/small in regards to space and seating, if you are tall or well built you could find the seats a little restricted in leg and arm room, however this is to be expected for the age of the building. Which adds to the experience rather than takes away for it with a seating capacity of around 1400. We sat in the middle of the dress circle and had a good view of the stage with very few issues of visibility during the course of the musical. The staff were all friendly and helpful with bars for refreshments available before and during the interval. The upper toilets were small, but again, this was probably due to available space within the structure. As for the musical itself, BTTF, it was amazing! The stage was decorated brilliantly to get you into the feel of being immersed into the story straight away. The music pit added to the amazing sound during the show and the stage set production was first class. With a front screen coming down at times to create some breathing taking effects as the delorian moved gracefully around the stage to produce jaw dropping moments that had us all on our feet at the end to give the cast a well deserved standing ovation. Couldn't recommend enough, catch it while you can.
Liam LoakesLiam Loakes
Back to the Future The Musical delivers a thrilling theatrical experience that honours the spirit of the original film while boldly reimagining it for the stage. From the moment the curtain rises, audiences are immersed in a high-energy production that blends cinematic spectacle with musical theatre flair. The performances are uniformly strong, with standout portrayals from the leads. Marty McFly is charismatic and vocally impressive, while Doc Brown brings both eccentricity and emotional depth to the role. The supporting cast adds warmth and humour, creating a cohesive ensemble that drives the story forward with confidence. Visually, the production is nothing short of spectacular. The DeLorean’s stage debut is a technical marvel, and the set design transitions seamlessly between eras, enhanced by dynamic lighting and multimedia effects. The musical score—featuring original songs alongside iconic hits like “The Power of Love”—is catchy, well-paced, and emotionally resonant. What sets this adaptation apart is its ability to balance nostalgia with fresh storytelling. Fans of the film will appreciate the faithful nods to key moments, while newcomers will find a compelling narrative and engaging musical numbers that stand on their own. In short, Back to the Future: The Musical is a triumph of theatrical imagination. Whether you're a lifelong fan or simply seeking an evening of top-tier entertainment, this production is well worth the journey. ⚡️🚗
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Back to the Future: The Musical - A Spectacle of Nostalgia and Innovation Great Scott! When a beloved film like Back to the Future is adapted for the stage, the expectations are, to put it mildly, high. The London production of Back to the Future: The Musical at the Adelphi Theatre not only meets these expectations but sends them soaring past 88 mph with a spectacle that's both a faithful homage and a theatrical marvel in its own right. From the moment Marty McFly plugs in his guitar at Doc Brown's lab, the audience is transported back in time—and through the stage's incredible special effects. The show's true star is the production design. The stagecraft is nothing short of mind-blowing, seamlessly transitioning from Doc's chaotic workshop to the vibrant, mint-green diner of 1955. And the DeLorean? It's a triumph of theatrical engineering. The way the car "travels" through time, complete with dazzling lights, projections, and a sense of genuine velocity, is a phenomenal, jaw-dropping moment that has to be seen to be believed. The cast, of course, has the monumental task of stepping into some of pop culture's most iconic roles. The performance of Doc Brown is a particular highlight, capturing the character's eccentric energy and making the role their own. The actor as Marty McFly also does a fantastic job of channeling Michael J. Fox's distinctive charm and mannerisms without it feeling like a simple imitation. The supporting cast, especially those playing George and Lorraine McFly, are equally brilliant, adding both humor and heart. While the original songs may not all be as instantly memorable as "The Power of Love" or "Johnny B. Goode" (which are, thankfully, included and performed with gusto), they serve the plot well, moving the story forward and giving the characters new depths. The show is packed with the film's classic one-liners and familiar plot points, appealing to die-hard fans while also making some clever updates that feel fresh and relevant. Ultimately, Back to the Future: The Musical is a high-energy, fun-filled, and visually spectacular night out. It's an all-out spectacle that will delight fans of the movie and is a perfect family outing. Whether you're a long-time devotee or a newcomer to Hill Valley, you'll leave the theatre with a huge smile on your face, feeling like you've just been on the ride of a lifetime.
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First time for us visiting the Adelphi when we came to London for a short break, and we went to see the amazing back to the future. The venue in its current form dates back to the 1930s with an art deco style. The outside exterior isn't overly elaborate or huge, but it has a lovely entrance to the lobby. The theatre hall is compact/small in regards to space and seating, if you are tall or well built you could find the seats a little restricted in leg and arm room, however this is to be expected for the age of the building. Which adds to the experience rather than takes away for it with a seating capacity of around 1400. We sat in the middle of the dress circle and had a good view of the stage with very few issues of visibility during the course of the musical. The staff were all friendly and helpful with bars for refreshments available before and during the interval. The upper toilets were small, but again, this was probably due to available space within the structure. As for the musical itself, BTTF, it was amazing! The stage was decorated brilliantly to get you into the feel of being immersed into the story straight away. The music pit added to the amazing sound during the show and the stage set production was first class. With a front screen coming down at times to create some breathing taking effects as the delorian moved gracefully around the stage to produce jaw dropping moments that had us all on our feet at the end to give the cast a well deserved standing ovation. Couldn't recommend enough, catch it while you can.
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Back to the Future The Musical delivers a thrilling theatrical experience that honours the spirit of the original film while boldly reimagining it for the stage. From the moment the curtain rises, audiences are immersed in a high-energy production that blends cinematic spectacle with musical theatre flair. The performances are uniformly strong, with standout portrayals from the leads. Marty McFly is charismatic and vocally impressive, while Doc Brown brings both eccentricity and emotional depth to the role. The supporting cast adds warmth and humour, creating a cohesive ensemble that drives the story forward with confidence. Visually, the production is nothing short of spectacular. The DeLorean’s stage debut is a technical marvel, and the set design transitions seamlessly between eras, enhanced by dynamic lighting and multimedia effects. The musical score—featuring original songs alongside iconic hits like “The Power of Love”—is catchy, well-paced, and emotionally resonant. What sets this adaptation apart is its ability to balance nostalgia with fresh storytelling. Fans of the film will appreciate the faithful nods to key moments, while newcomers will find a compelling narrative and engaging musical numbers that stand on their own. In short, Back to the Future: The Musical is a triumph of theatrical imagination. Whether you're a lifelong fan or simply seeking an evening of top-tier entertainment, this production is well worth the journey. ⚡️🚗
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