Matthew Wright went to Catholic school. He was not good at school sports, so his mother encouraged him to go to the Croydon Youth Theatre. He developed a deep and abiding love of Hawkwind when a school friend played him their compilation album "Masters of the Universe". Wright studied English and Drama at the University of Exeter. As a student, Wright was involved in left-wing politics and joined campaigns against nuclear weapons, apartheid in South Africa and serving prime minister Margaret Thatcher. In , he attended the Stonehenge Free Festival and saw his favourite bands Hawkwind and Here and Now, an event he later said "changed my life". As a former child actor who graduated with a drama degree, Wright wanted to work in television, but he couldn't find a job there and became a journalist instead. He famously wrote a scathing review of a play starring David Soul which he had never actually seen, resulting in a successful libel action by Soul. In , Wright was chosen to front a series for Channel 5, The Wright Stuff , which included newspaper reviews and topical discussions. The series became a long-running success for Channel 5 in the mornings and Wright has proved a popular but controversial figure for the channel.


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Alexander Matthew Wright born 8 July in Richmond upon Thames , Surrey [1] is an English television presenter and former tabloid journalist. He worked as a journalist for The Sun and was a showbusiness gossip columnist for The Daily Mirror before launching a television career. He hosted the Channel 5 topical debate show The Wright Stuff from to He also attended Croydon Youth Theatre. Wright became a showbusiness correspondent with The Sun and later wrote a column for the Daily Mirror in the s, with future 3AM girl Polly Graham as his assistant. During his time at the Daily Mirror , Wright covered numerous celebrity stories, including the wedding of Phil Collins and Orianne Cevey in , which he claimed was the longest wedding he had ever been to. Wright also made several other false claims about the play in his article. Soul stated that Wright was "using the play as an excuse to attack me personally". He left the Daily Mirror in to pursue a television career and launch the website mykindaplace. After a couple of years, O'Brien and Silverton were replaced by a new panel every week and the series began attracting celebrities to guest on the panel every day.
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Alexander Matthew Wright born 8 July in Richmond upon Thames, Surrey is an English television presenter and former tabloid journalist. Since , Wright has been the host of the topical discussion series The Wright Stuff, which airs on weekday mornings on Channel 5. Wright was once described by the Daily Express as being "never far from controversy". In , Wright took part in the thirteenth series of I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here!. He was the fourth participant to be eliminated. Early life and education Wright started his career at the age of 14, appearing in the Children's Film Foundation production Big Wheels And Sailor He also attended Croydon Youth Theatre.
Producing this play has long been an ambition of director and Professor of Theater Matthew Wright, and the pieces finally fit together this year. I played Prior Walter in both parts 21 years ago, and the play impacted me deeply in many, many ways. Though he is in good health now, going through his own life-threatening health crisis made Wright eager to realize the project. With his Cleveland connection, Wright ensures his students are experiencing theater outside of Oberlin by helping them get cast in productions and connecting them to other employment opportunities. He says Angels in America , which is also experiencing a revival on Broadway right now, maintains its social salience in this vein.