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An Inspector Calls in London

Justifiably lauded as the theatrical event of a generation, Stephen Daldry's revival of An Inspector Calls has won more awards than any other production... ever. It has entertained more than four million theatregoers so far. Now it's on stage in theatreland again for a seasonal special, a strictly limited run kicking off from 4th November 2016.

What can you expect? The story goes like this. It's April 1912 and the scene is the home of the wealthy Birling family. Arthur and Sybil Birling, their daughter Sheila and son Eric are celebrating Sheila’s engagement to Gerald Croft, son of Sir George Croft, when the police, in the shape of Inspector Goole, unexpectedly arrive. The family's meal is ruined thanks to his investigations into the death of a young woman. And the revelations that flow from the inspector's findings shake the very foundations of their lives. More than that, they also challenge the audience to examine their consciences.

The play might be more than seventy years old. But you'll soon realise it's more relevant to today's world than ever. Billed as a 'must-see' for a new generation of theatregoers, your dramatic repertoire isn't complete without it. As the winner of 3 Oliviers in 1993, four Tonys in 1994 and a host more awards, it's already a champion.

This revival has enjoyed six major national tours throughout its history, in 1992, 1995, 1999, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2009 and 2011-12 and 2015-16, and audiences never tire of its remarkable appeal. Don't leave it too long to buy your tickets!

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An Inspector Calls Ticket Information

Booking until:

Saturday, 25 March 2017
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1 hour 45 minutes
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An Inspector Calls reviews

4.3 out of 5 59 reviews

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An Inspector Calls

Took my family to this show as we all love this play. Really excellent show but two caveats. The sound effects were rather loud and intrusive and the staging was too complicated. We all felt when we left the theatre that this play is best staged simply in a dining room type setting.

E Reviewed on 27 March 2017 by Elizabeth
Hungerford, United Kingdom

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Dramatic!

P Reviewed on 12 March 2017 by Penny
Wetherby, United Kingdom

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Dramatic and thought provoking

We went to see this because our son is studying it for GCSE English. Little did I know it was actually a thought provoking political metaphor which can lead to a hearty criticism of capitalism. At the beginning we are with the street children looking in on a wealthy family for whom everything seems to be going well. When the family retreat into their house at the end as if nothing had happened it reminded me of the ruling class including immoral bankers after the crash who, having been exposed, have managed to continue regardless. For me this show was about the wrong kind of resilience and a lesson about social responsibility and interdependence to be learned, if not after watching the play then 'in fire and blood and anguish' as the Inspector says... Apart from that it's an entertaining whodunnit ending with a dramatic twist!

K Reviewed on 12 March 2017 by Katherine
Emsworth, United Kingdom

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A great story well acted!

A great play with a fabulous set. Really great to watch on the stage . Well worth it.

C Reviewed on 11 March 2017 by Charlotte
Ealing, United Kingdom

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A Play for Our Time!

A brilliant adaption of this old play - which still has relevance now in these strange times of the rise of popularism with Trump etc. The message still needs to be remembered from this play. The acting, set, costumes are brilliant in this original adaption of an old favourite. What I loved was when I went I took my 11 year old son out of school to watch this play - he loved it as did the rest of the audience - not regular theatre goers but teenagers - who the actors brought round. It was really to witness at the end how much this brand new audience loved the play.

Z Reviewed on 02 March 2017 by Zoe
Epping, United Kingdom

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a must see

P Reviewed on 26 February 2017 by Peggy
London, United Kingdom

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Thought provoking

I booked this show as my son is reading 'An Inspector Calls' for GCSE English but didn't know what to expect as I'd never read it. It was thought provoking and well acted. The music added dramatic effect.

W Reviewed on 26 February 2017 by Wendy
Mottingham, United Kingdom

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Good story line

P Reviewed on 26 February 2017 by Peter
Hinckley, United Kingdom

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Great theatre shame about the rude audience

What a shame that the play was completely ruined by two extremely noise school groups that showed complete disregard and rudeness to both the actors and audience. Their noise, chat, eating, laughter and general lack of respect for the play completely wrecked what should have been a fantastic experience. The theatre's ushers and management seemed to turn a blind eye (or ear) to the situation and did nothing to rectify things.

A Reviewed on 24 February 2017 by Abigail
Farnham, United Kingdom

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thought provoking classic

M Reviewed on 20 February 2017 by Martin
Southfleet, United Kingdom

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Terrible theatre

Can't really comment on the show as it was ruined by the theatre staff ushering us to the wrong seats, then moving us at the last minute and denying us access to our seats as the show had now started. No appolgies as we were at fault for sitting in the wrong seats.

G Reviewed on 11 February 2017 by Gary
London, United Kingdom

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Clever , powerful & incredibly relevant

Brilliant show - incredible play anyway, but in this production it is cleverly & powerfully staged to make it extraordinarily relevant to today and in fact to all times. The central message oftge need fir us all to look after each other on this planet could not have been more timely with anti Trump protests happening within a stones throw of the theatre.

S Reviewed on 05 February 2017 by Simon
Lincoln, United Kingdom

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Daughter was weakest cast member

J Reviewed on 04 February 2017 by Jeffrey
New York City, United Kingdom

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very good .. thought provoking....

Very good production. .

R Reviewed on 01 February 2017 by Rebecca
Larkfield, United Kingdom

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A brilliant refreshing depiction of a classic

K Reviewed on 29 January 2017 by Kerensa
Wadebridge, United Kingdom

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A social commentary

J Reviewed on 26 January 2017 by Janet
Calgary, Canada

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4 star

A Reviewed on 23 January 2017 by Ashok
Southall, United Kingdom

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thought provoking

This is a classic story which you may have read, however your attention is held to the end of the play. The artistic interpretation makes the play worth seeing. Be prepared there is no break in the performance, however, this means the cast is able to build the suspense throughout the play

S Reviewed on 19 January 2017 by Susan
Worthing, United Kingdom

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A gripping production!

S Reviewed on 18 January 2017 by Sarah
London, United Kingdom

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Did not follow the child at the beginning and intervals lifting curtain etc. What was the point of this. This did not in anyway reduce my enjoyment of the play just curious as to what it meant and what did it add to the show

J Reviewed on 14 January 2017 by Jw
London, United Kingdom

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Must see

C Reviewed on 13 January 2017 by Colin
Thame, United Kingdom

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Super evening of high drama

Great performances all round! There are lots of school kids attending which was really annoying as they can be very noisy. Teachers did their very best to control the distraction level... but a thoroughly entertaining production and well worth a visit

L Reviewed on 13 January 2017 by Linda
San Jose, United States

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Great story anyway. Portrayed very well. I felt the characters were represented true to the book.

C Reviewed on 11 January 2017 by Carole
London, United Kingdom

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Gripping

C Reviewed on 08 January 2017 by Carl
Brighton, United Kingdom

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Innovative and thought-provoking.

S Reviewed on 07 January 2017 by Sandra
Versoix, Switzerland

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Good play, good plot but poor delivery

B Reviewed on 07 January 2017 by Brendan
Waterford, Ireland

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A British Masterpiece

I watched An Inspector Calls at The National Theatre when I was 24. Now I have watched it again at the age of 48, with my son at my side. I am proud to write that he is a Drama and English student at Edgehill University. This play has followed us through our lives, and is the cornerstone of my family philosophy. I hope that our nation does not forget it as it is being stripped of its riches to companies and individuals with little regard for the quality and value of lives.

L Reviewed on 30 December 2016 by Lindsey
Nottingham, United Kingdom

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intriguing

The actress who played the daughter could not be heard clearly. Her voice and tone did not carry. The inspector's acting was poor. The father carried the play.

L Reviewed on 29 December 2016 by Lillian
New York City, United States

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Evocative

I was truely moved and thrilled by the twist. Stunning

G Reviewed on 25 December 2016 by Grant
Perth, Australia

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Excellent story. Interesting set.

L Reviewed on 23 December 2016 by Lindsey
Sheffield, United Kingdom

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Brilliant GCSE text

A fantastic production. Having just seen BBC version and my daughter studying at GCSE, we decided to go. This version is very different to BBC one, if you're expecting a one act play set in one room, you've got another thing coming...

S Reviewed on 23 December 2016 by Simon
Swinford, United Kingdom

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Totally entralling

Great story, it kept me entralled from start to finish and what a great finish. There is no interval so make sure you take your refreshments in with you before the start.

C Reviewed on 19 December 2016 by Colin
Weymouth, United Kingdom

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I thought Graham Greene's story was fascinating and well thought, and translated exceptionally well on stage

M Reviewed on 17 December 2016 by Mark
Vancouver, Canada

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A tight performance by talented actors

Acting and storyline kept me gripped and entertained for the full hour and forty five.

M Reviewed on 17 December 2016 by Mark
Market Harborough, United Kingdom

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Liked tbe idea of no interval

No intervAl is a good idea

H Reviewed on 04 December 2016 by Helen
Dundee, United Kingdom

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Interesting

E Reviewed on 01 December 2016 by Eddie
London, United Kingdom

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I had to fill in these boxes before it would take my post but, as you will read, I walked out of the theatre and didn't see the play.

J Reviewed on 28 November 2016 by Jacqui
Aberystwyth, United Kingdom

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Dramatic - kept us enthralled

D Reviewed on 28 November 2016 by Denise
Keighley, United Kingdom

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Glynn's review

A Reviewed on 27 November 2016 by Alessia
Cambridge, United Kingdom

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Not amazing

R Reviewed on 27 November 2016 by Richard
Rathfarnham, Ireland

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Intriguing

S Reviewed on 25 November 2016 by Sarena
Forest Hill, United Kingdom

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Strong

I Reviewed on 18 November 2016 by Ision
London, United Kingdom

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Outstanding

J Reviewed on 13 November 2016 by Jeremy
Ta Xbiex, Malta

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Interesting interpretation, keeps your attention all through

Noisy and gimmicky but always interesting, this production brings in children and adults not in the script who tend to stand about or mess around with the curtain in a rather pointless way. The scene in which the family are shut in their dining room having to shout at us to be heard properly seemed too long. Using a spiral staircase just led to awkwardness for the actors. The play is very wordy and moralizing so needs plenty of bright ideas to keep our attention but this production was overloaded with them,.

S Reviewed on 13 November 2016 by Sally
Wisborough Green, United Kingdom

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