Quite Right Theatre, formerly Without Walls Theatre Company is comprised of former UEA graduates turned professional actors and theatre makers. The company sprung from a love of Shakespeare to a desire to dislodge and redo Shakespeare making it accessible for an Italian audience. The company in September 2014 took an adaptation of King Lear, translated to Re Lear on a 6 venue tour of Puglia, in as
sociation with Liola Eventi. Since this success the company has created work which challenges social convention and tackled core issues at the heart of British society. 'Sanctum' a one man verbatim piece inspired by the events of the Kosovo War has used its success at Sheffield's Light Night Festival in 2014 to orchestrate a 2015 UK wide tour, raising awareness of the conditions refugees face.
2015 saw the company refuse to shy away from confronting the taboo, resulting in a three night run of Edward Albee's The Zoo Story (directed by Heather Morgan) at Theatre Delicatessen. The company continue to create classic, modern and shocking pieces which excite, stir and provoke, sending audiences home with something to think about.
