We saw "an inspector calls" last night and it was very good, especially for £10 a ticket. Great if you want to see a play in Stratford but don't feel up to a 3-hour Shakespeare (no offence to the Bard)!
We shared the intimate auditorium with a lot of school-age children (GCSE age) but they were quiet during the performance, and well behaved considering they were there on a Friday night.
After the play the actors held an "after dark" question-and-answer discussion for anyone who wanted to ask them questions, we didn't stay for this as we had a long journey home to make, but this must have been invaluable for any students studying the play.
The intense pace of the play was maintained at all times, despite the fact that the audience were very close by (the auditorium was literally three rows of seats in front of and to the left and right of the performing area) they never once broke character. In the part when "the inspector" walks onto the stage you could hear a pin drop, his stage presence was that strong. All in all a good value for money evening. I also highly recommend "the lazy cow" restaurant (in the same building) to get something to eat or drink beforehand.

We attended a production of 'Mid summer Nights Dream' by Tread the Boards Theatre Company in the Attic Theatre Stratford upon Avon. It was very funny with talented actors. The four of us really enjoyed.
It's a small theatre right in the attic of the Lazy Cow building near the canal in Stratford. It got a bit warm there in this afternoon production, but we were allowed to bring our own refreshments. There were around fifty of us in the audience. There was room for around extra thirty to forty people in my opinion.
We paid £10 per adult and £8 per child. Reasonable price in my opinion compared to ticket prices in the Royal Shakespeare Theatre.