Stephen Daldry’s award winning production of J B Priestley’s ‘An Inspector Calls’ just keeps on going. The show opened on 22nd September this year at the Novello Theatre in London for what was expected to be a limited run. However, the early closure of ‘The Shawshank Redemption’ at Wyndham’s has left a gap which the 1946 play is to plug. It will run at its new home from 3rd December for three months. Theatre tickets for both runs are on sale.

Nicholas Woodeson plays the Inspector who spoils the fun at the Birling’s dinner party when he arrives unexpectedly and starts to unravel the secrets and shames of the various family members and their prospective son in law. Woodeson’s television credits include ‘Rome’, ‘Filth’ and ‘Red Riding’. His stage credits include ‘Moonlight and Magnolias’ and ‘The Waltz of the Toreadors’ at Kilburn Tricycle, ‘The Birthday Party’ at the Lyric Hammersmith Theare in London and ‘Mary Stuart’ on Broadway.

David Roper plays the pompous self-made man Mr Birling. Roper regularly pops up on our television screens, where his credits include ‘People Like Us’, ’Eastenders’ and ‘Holby City’. He also appeared in the recent hit film ‘The Damned United’.
Marianne Oldham plays Sheila, the daughter of the Birling’s whose engagement party is rudely interrupted. Her stage credits include ‘Troilus and Cressida’ for Cheek by Jowl and ‘The Changeling’ for English Touring Theatre.

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The play, An Inspector Calls has been billed as ‘the theatrical event of our generation’. The theatrical adaptation of the classic thriller, written by J.B. Priestly has already scooped 10 awards. It is the tale of what happens when Inspector Goole interrupts a Birling family dinner party. The story plays off during World War I when Inspector Goole arrives to investigate the death of a young woman.

As the drama unfolds it comes to light that each member of the Birling family has a connection to the dead woman, and a sordid tale of exploitation comes to light. An Inspector Calls holds the audience captive and on the edge of their seats throughout the entire performance.

It is a show filled with chilling suspense and raw emotions. As the story unfolds each member of the Birling family must take stock of their own morals and look deep into their conscience. The audience in turn are prompted and challenged to look into what their own consciences tell them and what it says about them.

Extraordinary and brilliant show

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This thrilling show will have a short run until 14 November 2009, so it is advisable to book your theatre tickets early to avoid disappointment.

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Hailed as the theatrical event of this generation An Inspector Calls is a must see.  If you want to see this London theatre production you need to get your theatre tickets soon.  The Novello Theatre offers many different theatre ticket options.  Cheap theatre tickets are available too.  Cheap London theatre tickets offer many with the opportunity to experience theatre productions in London at their best.  London cheap theatre tickets allow everyone a way to attend theatres in London at an affordable price.

An Inspector Calls is one the latest offerings at the Novello theatre in London.  Written by JB Priestey the return of this classic thriller to the West End and will keep you riveted to your seat.  Directed by Stephen Daldry An Inspector Calls has to date managed to scoop 10 major awards and is being hailed ‘the theatrical event of our generation”.

The play starts when Inspector Goole arrives unannounced at the home of the well to do Birling family.  He manages to destroy their dinner party as he starts his investigation into the death of a young woman who has been exploited by each of them in some way.

During the process he manages to not only challenge this family to examine their consciences, but the audience too.

Set during the First World War, this play was actually written at the end of the Second World War.

An Inspector Calls is suitable for children from 8 years old and will run at the Novello London Theatre from September 22 until November 14.  Theatre tickets for this show cost between £17.50 and £47.50.  Shows run from Tuesday to Saturdays at 7:30pm, Wednesdays and Thursdays at 2:30pm and a Saturday matinee show at 4pm.