An Inspector Calls - Revision history

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 ==Translations and adaptations==
 Filmed in 1954 and 2015, made into a television series in 1982.
 == Performance history in South Africa ==
 : Presented for the first time in South Africa, staged professionally by [[NTO]] in August 1948, as its second English touring production after ''[[Dear Brutus]]''. Produced and directed by [[Leontine Sagan]], it starred [[Frank Wise]] (Arthur Birling), [[Lorna Cowell]] (Sybil Birling), [[Vivien Drummond]] or [[Hazel Casson]] (Sheila Birling), [[Leon Gluckman]] (Eric Birling), [[Oswald van Blerk]] (Gerald Croft), [[Esme Celliers]] (Edna) and [[André Huguenet]] (Inspector Coole). Decor designed by [[Ronald Philip]], dresses designed by [[Dan Welman]]. It toured in tandem with [[W.A. de Klerk|De Klerk]]'s ''[[Nag het die Wind Gebring]]''.
-The show was performed at the [[Port Elizabeth City Hall]] from November 15 - 17, 1948
+The show was performed at the [[Port Elizabeth City Hall]] from November 15 - 17, 1948.
 : Directed by [[Kevin Mackintosh]] for the [[Port Elizabeth Shakespearean Festival]] [P.E.S.F.] ''[[Young 'uns]]'' at the [[Port Elizabeth Opera House]] from September 11 - 13. Cast: [[Alfred Porter]] (Arthur Birling). [[Kevin Mackintosh]] (Gerald Croft), [[Odette Kotze]] (Sheila Birling), [[Lesley Caussen]] (Edna), [[David Goldblum]] (Eric Birling) and [[Michael Jeans]] (Inspector Goole).
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 ''An Inspector Calls'' theatre programme, 1948.
 [[Young 'Uns]] theatre programme, 1980.

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−	''~~'''~~An Inspector Calls~~'''~~'' is a play by English dramatist J.B. Priestley (1894-1984)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J._B._Priestley]. A popular thriller set in Brumley, England~~, in September 1960~~.	+	''[[An Inspector Calls]]'' is a play by English dramatist J.B. Priestley (1894-1984)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J._B._Priestley]. A popular thriller set in Brumley, England.

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 The show was performed at the [[Port Elizabeth City Hall]] from November 15 - 17, 1948
-: Directed by [[Kevin Mackintosh]] for the [[Port Elizabeth Shakespearean Festival]] [P.E.S.F.] [[Young 'Uns]] at the [[Port Elizabeth Opera House]] from September 11 - 13. Cast: [[Alfred Porter]] (Arthur Birling). [[Kevin Mackintosh]] (Gerald Croft), [[Odette Kotze]] (Sheila Birling), [[Lesley Caussen]] (Edna), [[David Goldblum]] (Eric Birling) and [[Michael Jeans]] (Inspector Goole).
+: Directed by [[Kevin Mackintosh]] for the [[Port Elizabeth Shakespearean Festival]] [P.E.S.F.] ''[[Young 'uns]]'' at the [[Port Elizabeth Opera House]] from September 11 - 13. Cast: [[Alfred Porter]] (Arthur Birling). [[Kevin Mackintosh]] (Gerald Croft), [[Odette Kotze]] (Sheila Birling), [[Lesley Caussen]] (Edna), [[David Goldblum]] (Eric Birling) and [[Michael Jeans]] (Inspector Goole).
 : Presented by [[NAPAC]] at the [[Alhambra Theatre]], Durban, directed by [[Joan Kemp-Welch]], October.

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	1948: Presented for the first time in South Africa, staged professionally by [[NTO]] in August 1948, as its second English touring production after ''[[Dear Brutus]]''. Produced and directed by [[Leontine Sagan]], it starred [[Frank Wise]] (Arthur Birling), [[Lorna Cowell]] (Sybil Birling), [[Vivien Drummond]] or [[Hazel Casson]] (Sheila Birling), [[Leon Gluckman]] (Eric Birling), [[Oswald van Blerk]] (Gerald Croft), [[Esme Celliers]] (Edna) and [[André Huguenet]] (Inspector Coole). Decor designed by [[Ronald Philip]], dresses designed by [[Dan Welman]]. It toured in tandem with [[W.A. de Klerk\|De Klerk]]'s ''[[Nag het die Wind Gebring]]''.		1948: Presented for the first time in South Africa, staged professionally by [[NTO]] in August 1948, as its second English touring production after ''[[Dear Brutus]]''. Produced and directed by [[Leontine Sagan]], it starred [[Frank Wise]] (Arthur Birling), [[Lorna Cowell]] (Sybil Birling), [[Vivien Drummond]] or [[Hazel Casson]] (Sheila Birling), [[Leon Gluckman]] (Eric Birling), [[Oswald van Blerk]] (Gerald Croft), [[Esme Celliers]] (Edna) and [[André Huguenet]] (Inspector Coole). Decor designed by [[Ronald Philip]], dresses designed by [[Dan Welman]]. It toured in tandem with [[W.A. de Klerk\|De Klerk]]'s ''[[Nag het die Wind Gebring]]''.
		+	The show was performed at the [[Port Elizabeth City Hall]] from November 15 - 17, 1948

	1980: Directed by [[Kevin Mackintosh]] for the [[Port Elizabeth Shakespearean Festival]] [P.E.S.F.] [[Young 'Uns]] at the [[Port Elizabeth Opera House]] from September 11 - 13. Cast: [[Alfred Porter]] (Arthur Birling). [[Kevin Mackintosh]] (Gerald Croft), [[Odette Kotze]] (Sheila Birling), [[Lesley Caussen]] (Edna), [[David Goldblum]] (Eric Birling) and [[Michael Jeans]] (Inspector Goole).		1980: Directed by [[Kevin Mackintosh]] for the [[Port Elizabeth Shakespearean Festival]] [P.E.S.F.] [[Young 'Uns]] at the [[Port Elizabeth Opera House]] from September 11 - 13. Cast: [[Alfred Porter]] (Arthur Birling). [[Kevin Mackintosh]] (Gerald Croft), [[Odette Kotze]] (Sheila Birling), [[Lesley Caussen]] (Edna), [[David Goldblum]] (Eric Birling) and [[Michael Jeans]] (Inspector Goole).

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-'''''An Inspector Calls''''' is a play by English dramatist J.B. Priestley (1894-1984)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J._B._Priestley]. A popular thriller.
+'''''An Inspector Calls''''' is a play by English dramatist J.B. Priestley (1894-1984)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J._B._Priestley]. A popular thriller set in Brumley, England, in September 1960.
 == The original text ==
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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
 : Presented for the first time in South Africa, staged professionally by [[NTO]] in August 1948, as its second English touring production after ''[[Dear Brutus]]''. Produced and directed by [[Leontine Sagan]], it starred [[Frank Wise]] (Arthur Birling), [[Lorna Cowell]] (Sybil Birling), [[Vivien Drummond]] or [[Hazel Casson]] (Sheila Birling), [[Leon Gluckman]] (Eric Birling), [[Oswald van Blerk]] (Gerald Croft), [[Esme Celliers]] (Edna) and [[André Huguenet]] (Inspector Coole). Decor designed by [[Ronald Philip]], dresses designed by [[Dan Welman]]. It toured in tandem with [[W.A. de Klerk|De Klerk]]'s ''[[Nag het die Wind Gebring]]''.
-: Directed by [[Kevin Mackintosh]] for the [[Port Elizabeth Shakespearean Festival]] [P.E.S.F.].
+: Directed by [[Kevin Mackintosh]] for the [[Port Elizabeth Shakespearean Festival]] [P.E.S.F.] [[Young 'Uns]] at the [[Port Elizabeth Opera House]] from September 11 - 13. Cast: [[Alfred Porter]] (Arthur Birling). [[Kevin Mackintosh]] (Gerald Croft), [[Odette Kotze]] (Sheila Birling), [[Lesley Caussen]] (Edna), [[David Goldblum]] (Eric Birling) and [[Michael Jeans]] (Inspector Goole).
 : Presented by [[NAPAC]] at the [[Alhambra Theatre]], Durban, directed by [[Joan Kemp-Welch]], October.
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 ''An Inspector Calls'' theatre programme, 1948.
 [[NELM]] (1980 production): [Collection: MANN, Bruce]: 2008. 2. 3. 44. 1.

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 : Presented for the first time in South Africa, staged professionally by [[NTO]] in August 1948, as its second English touring production after ''[[Dear Brutus]]''. Produced and directed by [[Leontine Sagan]], it starred [[Frank Wise]] (Arthur Birling), [[Lorna Cowell]] (Sybil Birling), [[Vivien Drummond]] or [[Hazel Casson]] (Sheila Birling), [[Leon Gluckman]] (Eric Birling), [[Oswald van Blerk]] (Gerald Croft), [[Esme Celliers]] (Edna) and [[André Huguenet]] (Inspector Coole). Decor designed by [[Ronald Philip]], dresses designed by [[Dan Welman]]. It toured in tandem with [[W.A. de Klerk|De Klerk]]'s ''[[Nag het die Wind Gebring]]''.
-Earlyt 1990s: Presented by [[PACOFS]], set designed by [[Johnny Boerstoel]]. The production was nominated for a [[Vita Award]] as play of the year. ([[NELM]] catalogue).
+Early 1990s: Presented by [[PACOFS]], set designed by [[Johnny Boerstoel]]. The production was nominated for a [[Vita Award]] as play of the year. ([[NELM]] catalogue).
 Late 1990s: Staged by the [[Natal Theatre Workshop Company|Durban Theatre Workshop Company]] at the City Centre Theatre (formerly situated in Kings Hall). Directed by [[David Randle]], it featured [[Peter Larlham]], [[Caroline Smart]], [[”Chaka” Hallowes]], [[Chris Voysey]], [[Anne Butt]] and [[David Coolbear]].