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An Inspector Calls es una obra de teatro escrita por J.B. Priestley en 1945. La obra se desarrolla en una casa familiar de la clase alta en 1912 y trata sobre la visita inesperada de un inspector de policía después de que una joven llamada Eva Smith se suicida. El inspector interroga a cada miembro de la familia sobre su relación con Eva y los hace responsables de cómo sus acciones afectaron su vida y condujeron a su muerte.
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