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Dalrymple ’23 and Reed ’23 Cast in First National Tour of ‘Back to the Future’

Jenny Dalrymple ’23 (Bachelor of Fine Arts in Musical Theatre) and Zoë Brooke Reed ’23 (Bachelor of Fine Arts in Musical Theatre) have been cast in the first national tour of “Back to the Future.” Dalrymple will perform in the ensemble and in the role of the clocktower woman, and Reed will perform in the ensemble as well as the role of Betty. Visit playbill.com to learn more.

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