The car door lowered. The amplified voices of Doc and Marty said something about 88 miles per hour. A stagehand in the wings counted down on his fingers to give the signal. I was ready to time-travel.

who ended up in the past in 1955 and has to go back to the future before he fades into oblivion. The stage musical was able to bring the time-traveling DeLorean to life, and it’s one of many key ...

In "Back to the Future," the DeLorean famously had to reach 88 miles per hour to travel in time. It was possible for the DeLorean to reach that speed, but its native speedometer couldn't show it.

Chairman Michael Saylor used the classic DeLorean sports car and the science fiction film franchise “Back to the Future” to ...

The show, which starts playing at the ... the tour of the vehicle in character. "This is my DeLorean time machine, my co-star in Back to the Future the musical," Stephenson said.

A woman in London told him she sees the show weekly and was there for her 19th time. “Doesn’t that get expensive?” he asked. But she had it all worked out: tickets to “Back to the Future: ...

Is there a classic car better-suited to being swapped from petrol to electricity than a DeLorean DMC-12? World-famous for its role in Back to The Future ... accelerator, to show the car’s ...

Donation Options Search Search Search Doc Brown (Don Stephenson) shows his young protege, Marty McFly (Caden Brauch), his time-traveling DeLorean in “Back to the Future: The Musical.” ...