1999 'A Moment's Liberty', from the diaries of Virginia Woolf with Eileen Atkins and Patrick Garland ‘Letters to Julian’, Vanessa Bell’s correspondence with her eldest son, performed by Patricia Hodge and Sam West ‘Your Faithful Possum’, T S Eliot’s correspondence with Virginia Woolf, performed by Alan Bennett, Penelope Keith ‘Dearest Lytton, your V.W.’, correspondence between Lytton Strachey and Virginia Woolf, performed by Eileen Atkins and Simon Callow, devised by Patrick Garland ‘Wooing in Absence’, extracts from the letters of Lydia Lopokova and Maynard Keynes, performed by Natalia Makarova and Benjamin Whitrow, devised and directed by Patrick Garland, later at Tate Britain 'Wystan and Louis' devised by Patrick Garland about Wystan Auden and Louis MacNeice, performed by Patrick Garland, Corin Redgrave and James Wilby, 22 May 2004 'An Enormous Yes’, The poetry and landscape of Philip Larkin, devised by Patrick Garland, performed by Alan Bennett and Patrick Garland ‘Dr. Marigold and Mr Chops’, two stories by Charles Dickens, adapted by Patrick Garland, performed by Simon Callow Selected television and film 1952 - ‘’The Deluge’’ (Wednesday 30 July 1952), produced by Rodney J. Spratley, The Southampton Student Players, BBC Television 1968 - No Man's Land, written and narrated by Patrick Garland, produced by Tristram Powell. Henry Williamson recalls the first world war, with the war poems of Siegfried Sassoon, BBC television 1969 – An Age of Kings, several parts as actor, BBC Television 1964 – "Down Cemetery Road", film with Philip Larkin and John Betjeman, Monitor (TV) 1965 – Famous Gossips, Alan Badel, Patrick Garland, Alan Bennett 1965 – Beginning to End by Samuel Beckett with Jack MacGowran, BBC 1969 – The Zoo in Winter, with Jonathan Miller, BBC (TV) 1971 – The Stronger (TV) by August Strindberg with Britt Ekland and Marianne Faithfull 1971 – The Snow Goose (TV) 1973 – A Doll's House (cinema film) 1974 – The Cay (TV), with James Earl Jones 1974-82- Call My Bluff as himself, 4 episodes 1976 – Vicar of this Parish (TV, BBC Wales): John Betjeman on the life of Francis Kilvert 1980 – "Every Night Something Awful" 1980 – "Chaos Supersedes E.N.S.A." 1984 – "Kipling" with Alec McCowen, Channel 4 1984 - "All the World's a Stage", written by Ronald Harwood, directed by Keith Cheetham and Patrick Garland 1987 – "Laurence Olivier's 80th Birthday Celebrations: What Will Survive of Us is Love" – poetry read by Olivier, directed by Garland 1989 –