Priestley wrote An Inspector Calls within a week after the finish of World War II, expressing the urgent need for social change. Like many others, Priestley was a changed man upon his return from fighting in World War I. After witnessing the impoverished and the aristocratic fighting and dying side-by-side, more...
Maxwell Caulfield, known for his versatile and nuanced performances, brought his talent to the stage in "An Inspector Calls," further solidifying his reputation as a distinguished actor in both theater and film. more...
Siân Phillips, a Welsh actress renowned for her versatile career in theater and film, showcased her remarkable talent in "An Inspector Calls," adding to her extensive list of critically acclaimed performances. more...
Nicholas Woodeson, who has an extensive theatre background including his role in "An Inspector Calls" at the Novello Theatre, has also appeared in notable productions such as "Death of a Salesman" and "Mary Stuart" on Broadway. more...
Awards and Nominations
1994 Drama Desk Awards
Outstanding Supporting Actor - Play: Marcul D'Amico was nominated but did not win.
Outstanding Supporting Actress - Play: Jane Adams won.
1994 Tony Awards
Best Performance by an Actress in a Featured Role in a Play: Jane Adams won.
Production Team
Stephen Daldry Director
Rick Fisher Lighting Designer
T. Richard Fitzgerald Sound Designer
Paul Huntley Wig Designer
Ian MacNeil Costume Designer
Scenic Designer
Stephen Warbeck Composer
(Incidental Music)
(Incidental Music)
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