WA native plays Marty McFly in stage version of 'Back to the Future'

Seattle, WALocal News

Caden Brauch, a talented actor from Western Washington, shines as Marty McFly in the stage adaptation of 'Back to the Future. ' This production revisits the classic 1980s film, following McFly's time-traveling journey to ensure his parents meet and fall in love, thus preserving his existence. Brauch, who grew up attending performances at Seattle’s Paramount Theatre, expresses pride and excitement about his hometown debut. He acknowledges the challenge of stepping into a role famously played by Michael J. Fox, yet aims to infuse his portrayal with unique elements that resonate with current audiences.

The production promises a fresh take, featuring new moments that enhance the original story's relevance. Brauch’s enthusiasm shines during the rock ‘n’ roll finale, where he feels at home on stage. This performance marks a significant milestone in Brauch's career and serves as a nostalgic celebration for fans of the film, inviting audiences to relive a cherished story through a new lens.

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