Frederick Lonsdale, Albery Theatre (1986–87) The Secret of Sherlock Holmes by Jeremy Paul, with Edward Hardwicke and Jeremy Brett, Wyndham's Theatre (1988–1989) Lights Out, created by Garland; performed by Garland, Barbara Leigh-Hunt and Richard Pasco, on the evening of Edward Thomas's birthday in Selborne Church. A Song in the Night, the story of John Clare, written by Roger Frith, directed by Garland, starring Freddie Jones in a solo portrayal of the poet John Clare, 1986 Edinburgh Fringe, (1989) Lyric Hammersmith and touring. A Room of One's Own by Virginia Woolf adapted by Garland, with Eileen Atkins (1989) The Dressmaker by Georges Feydeau, with Ronnie Corbett, Theatre Royal, Bath (1990) The Tempest with Denis Quilley as Prospero, Regent's Park Open Air Theatre (1996) Your Faithfull Possum, Alan Bennett reading the letters of T.S. Eliot to Virginia Woolf, produced and directed by Garland, Charleston Farmhouse An Enormous Yes, with Alan Bates, from the writing of Philip Larkin, adapted and directed by Garland Wooing in Absence, performed by Benjamin Whitrow and Natalia Makarova, adapted by Garland from the letters of Lydia Lopokova and John Maynard Keynes, (2000), Charleston Farmhouse, later at Tate Britain The Mystery of Charles Dickens by Peter Ackroyd, performed by Simon Callow, premiere at Wiltons Music Hall (2000) The Woman in Black, Old Globe, San Diego and Minetta Lane Theatre, New York (2001) Christopher Columbus, music by William Walton, words by Louis MacNeice, Brighton Dome, (2002) Full Circle, tour with Joan Collins, (2004) An Enormous Yes, with Oliver Ford Davies, Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, (2006) Henry Irving and the Victorian Theatre, written by Nicola Lyon, directed by Garland with Roger Braban, Richard Briers, Rowland Davies, Donald Sinden, Penelope Wilton, National Portrait Gallery Visiting Mr. Green by Jeff Baron with Warren Mitchell, directed by Garland (2007–8) Brief Lives, written and directed by Garland with Roy Dotrice as John Aubrey (2008) Dr. Marigold and Mr. Chops by Charles Dickens, performed by Simon Callow at the Edinburgh Festival, 2008 and at Riverside Studios, 2009 – January 2010; adapted and directed by Garland Recital with Patricia Routledge of a spiritual anthology (for charity), Sullington, Sussex (2010) Dr. Marigold and Mr. Chops by Charles Dickens performed by Simon Callow, tour (2011) A Room of One's Own, Patrick Garland's adaptation, read by Eileen Atkins, National Portrait Gallery (2014) Charleston Festival Galas 'The Incompomparable Rex', performed by Patrick Garland from his biography of Rex Harrison, 19 August