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An Inspector Calls Tickets

Alexandra Palace Theatre

Experience Stephen Daldry’s innovative and striking production of this classic moral drama, which has played to over five million people.

An Inspector Calls Tickets: A Gripping Moral Thriller

As Stephen Daldry's Olivier Award-winning production returns to London, experience the compelling drama and stirring moral heart of J.B. Priestley’s play An Inspector Calls. Performed at the iconic Alexandra Palace Theatre, this powerful and thought-provoking revival of a 20th-century classic has a “breathtaking visual invention” (The Telegraph) and remains the theatrical event of its generation.

About An Inspector Calls

When mysterious Inspector Goole arrives without warning at the Birling’s home, their peaceful dinner party is upended. Goole is investigating the suicide of a young woman and as the evening progresses, each family member finds themselves under the spotlight. Did they know Eva Smith, and are they responsible for what happened to her?

Startling revelations shake the foundations of the Birling’s lives in this classic thriller, which exposes a web of deceit and hypocrisy at the heart of a wealthy family’s moral conscience. Written at the start of the Second World War and set just before the First World War, its message is startlingly relevant for a modern audience.

Stephen Daldry's Award-Winning Show Returns

Director Stephen Daldry's (Billy Elliot) "bold and brilliant" (The Guardian) production is the definitive modern revival of J.B. Priestley's play and has been celebrated for its imaginative, innovative staging. Since premiering at the National Theatre in 1992, it has won 19 major awards including three Oliviers (Best Revival, Best Director and Best Designer) and four Tonys on Broadway. It has been seen by over five million theatregoers worldwide and holds the record for longest-running revival of a play.

Audiences will feel the full impact of this atmospheric production, as Daldry's inspired vision - including a visually arresting set design that displays the Birlings' respectability breaking down in real-time - draws out the tragedy and corruption at the heart of Priestley's story.

Cast and Creative Team

This "spectacular" (The Telegraph) play's intimate cast includes Tim Treloar (Birdsong; King Charles III) as Inspector Goole, Jeffrey Harmer (Twelve Angry Men) as Mr Birling, Jackie Morrison (Local Hero) as Mrs Birling, Leona Allen as Sheila Birling, George Rowlands as Eric Birling, Tom Chapman as Gerald Croft and Alice Darling as Edna.

The striking staging is realised by Stephen Daldry, designer Ian MacNeil, lighting designer Rick Fisher, and musician/composer Stephen Warbeck.

Book Tickets for An Inspector Calls at Alexandra Palace

An Inspector Calls is an unforgettable theatrical experience that fits perfectly in Alexandra Palace’s atmospheric Victorian theatre. With a commanding and confronting storyline, outstanding performances from an ensemble cast and tense questions about moral responsibility, find out why Stephen Daldry's production continues to grip audiences today with tickets for this limited run.

Sorry this show closed 21 September 2024, we recommend these similar productions.

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Performance dates:
30 Aug 2024 - 21 Sep 2024
Running time:
1 hour and 50 minutes.
Age recommendation:
Best for age 8+
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An Inspector Calls Reviews

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I found the actors very shouty, and couldn't understand anything that was said when they were in the house at the start. Even after they came out of the house, I found it difficult to understand the father and the son's enunciation. I took my son, as Read more

Performance date: 21 September 2024
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I love this play, the themes are always relevant. I have seen this production before and felt this cast didn't quite have the impact of the cast I saw previously. But still worth seeing.

Performance date: 04 September 2024
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The storyline was interesting however i felt it was unnecessarily violent and for half the play the actors were speaking very quickly and for the other half they paused between every word/sentence

Performance date: 07 September 2024
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