Purchasing hairspray, choosing a belt,
waiting for cheese on toast to melt
and daytime TV doesn’t watch itself.
A poet’s work is never done.

A Poet’s Work is Never Done is Wright’s third consecutive Edinburgh Fringe show and the most poetry-packed to date. Working without the constraints of a theme Wright offers us ten new poems, all written since last year’s festival. Follow Camping Dad on his “perpetual tow,” do meths with Cool Mum and meet Wright’s Sex Butler.

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“Performance poetry’s key revivalist.” Metro

“The hard working heir to John Hegley.” The Guardian

“Just very, very good.” * * * * * ThreeWeeks

“Here is wit, beauty and unashamed intelligence, in a show which should reap nothing but recommendations.” * * * * * Edinburgh Festivals Magazine

“Wright lives up to the claim of being “Britain’s alternative laureate.” * * * * Fest