Patrick Garland
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Patrick Garland (10 April 1935 – 19 April 2013) was a British actor, writer and director.
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Works
- Books
- Brief Lives (1967)
- The Wings of The Morning (1989)
- Oswald The Owl (1990)
- Angels in The Sussex Air (1995), an anthology of Sussex poets
- The Incomparable Rex (1999), a memoir of Rex Harrison
- Abstract & Brief Chronicles (2007), a series of essays read by Patrick Garland himself
Poetry
published in:
The London Magazine (1954), New Poems (1956), Sussex Seams (1996), Poetry West, Encounter.
short stories
published in:
Transatlantic Review (1976), England Erzaht, Gemini, Light Dark Blue.
- Selected plays
Introductions & articles
- John Clare by Patrick Garland, The London Magazine, 1954
- 'These Things also are Spring's', poems by Edward Thomas, selected and with an introduction by Patrick Garland, Folio Society, 1988
- 'Sussex Seams:A Collection of Travel Writng' by Paul Foster, introduction by Patrick Garland, Sutton Publishing Ltd, 1996
- Charleston Magazine, published by the Charleston Trust
- 'The Habit of Art' by Alan Bennett, theatre programme contribution by Patrick Garland, Royal National Theatre, 2009
- articles for 'The Oldie'.
- Chichester Festival Theatre Productions
- 1975
- An Enemy of the People ... directed by Patrick Garland
- Monsieur Perrichon's Travels ... directed by Patrick Garland
- 1977
- The Apple Cart ... directed by Patrick Garland
- 1978
- A Woman of No Importance ... directed by Patrick Garland
- Look After Lulu! ... directed by Patrick Garland
- 1981
- The Cherry Orchard ... directed by Patrick Garland
- The Mitford Girls ... directed by Patrick Garland
- Underneath the Arches, by Patrick Garland, Brian Glanville & Roy Hudd in association with Chesney Allen ... directed by Roger Redfarn
- 1982
- On the Rocks ... directed by Jack Emery and Patrick Garland
- Cavell ... directed by Patrick Garland
- Goodbye, Mr Chips ... directed by Patrick Garland and Chris Selbie
- 1983
- As You Like It ... directed by Patrick Garland
- 1984
- Forty Years On ... directed by Patrick Garland
- The Merchant of Venice ... directed by Patrick Garland
- The Philanthropist ... directed by Patrick Garland
- 1989
- 1992
- King Lear in New York ... directed by Patrick Garland
- 1993
- Pickwick ... directed by Patrick Garland
- 1994
- Pygmalion ... directed by Patrick Garland
- 1998
- Chimes at Midnight ... directed by Patrick Garland
- Minerva Theatre Productions at Chichester Festival Theatre
- 1992
- Vita & Virginia ... directed by Patrick Garland
- 1993
- Elvira '40 ... directed by Patrick Garland
- 1996
- Beatrix adapted from the writings of Beatrix Potter by Patrick Garland and Judy Taylor ...directed by Patrick Garland (opened at Minerva & then toured to Malvern, Plymouth, Guildford, Richmond, Bath & Windsor); Beatrix was broadcast by BBC Radio 4.
- Selected other productions
- The Rebel (1964), directed by Patrick Garland, Aldwych Theatre, Royal Shakespeare Company, with Peter Bowles, William Marlowe, Bryan Pringle, Clive Swift, David Warner.
- Cyrano by Edmond Rostand, adapted & directed by Patrick Garland, National Theatre Company, Cambridge Theatre (1970)
- Under the Greenwood Tree by Thomas Hardy adapted by Patrick Garland (1970)
- Getting On, Brighton & London (1971)
- Hedda Gabler, Broadway (1971)
- A Doll's House, Broadway (1971)
- Hair, Israel (1972)
- Mad Dog, (1973)
- Billy, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London (1974)
- Shut Your Eyes and Think of England, (1978)
- Kipling by Brian Clark with Alec McCowen, theatre & on Channel 4 television.
- Beecham by Caryl Brahms & Ned Sherrin, (1980) with Timothy West
- Eagle in New Mexico by D.H. Lawrence (1980), with Ian McKellen, Paolo Soleri Theatre, Santa Fe, New Mexico USA
- My Fair Lady (1981), Broadway revival with Rex Harrison, directed by Patrick Garland. The production won a Tony Award 1980
- Canaries Sometimes Sing by Frederick Lonsdale, Albery Theatre (1986-87)
- The Secret of Sherlock Holmes by Jeremy Paul, Wyndham's Theatre (1988–1989)
- The Tempest with Denis Quilley as Prospero, Regent's Park Open Air Theatre, (1996)
- An Enormous Yes, with Alan Bates from the writing of Philip Larkin... adapted & directed by Patrick Garland.
- Wooing in Absence, performed by Benjamin Whitrow & Natalia Makarova, adapted by Patrick Garland from the letters of Lydia Lopokova and John Maynard Keynes, (2000), Charleston Farmhouse, later at Tate Britain
- The Woman in Black, Old Globe, San Diego & Minetta Lane Theatre, New York, (2001)
- Christopher Columbus, music by William Walton, words by Louis MacNeice, Brighton Dome, (2002)
- 2007 and 2008
- Visiting Mr. Green by Jeff Baron with Warren Mitchell ... directed by Patrick Garland
- 2008
- Brief Lives ... written & directed by Patrick Garland with Roy Dotrice as John Aubrey
- 2008 & 2009-2010
- Dr. Marigold and Mr. Chops by Charles Dickens performed by Simon Callow at the Edinburgh Festival, 2008 & at Riverside Studios, 2009-January 2010...adapted & directed by Patrick Garland
- 2010 Recital with Patricia Routledge of a spiritual anthology (for charity), Sullington, Sussex
- 2011 Dr. Marigold and Mr. Chops by Charles Dickens performed by Simon Callow, tour
- Selected television & film
- 1964 - "Down Cemetery Road", film with Philip Larkin & John Betjeman, Monitor (TV)
- 1969 - The Zoo in Winter, with Jonathan Miller, BBC (TV)
- 1965 - Beginning to End by Samuel Beckett with Jack MacGowran, BBC
- 1971 - The Stronger (TV) by August Strindberg with Britt Ekland and Marianne Faithful
- 1971 - The Snow Goose (TV)
- 1973 - A Doll's House
- 1974 - The Cay (TV)
- 1980 - "Every Night Something Awful"
- 1980 - "Chaos Supersedes E.N.S.A."
- 1987 - "Laurence Olivier's 80th Birthday Celebrations What will survive of us is love"-poetry read by Olivier, directed by Patrick Garland
- 1990 - A Room of One's Own (TV)
- 1998 - "Talking Heads 2"; episode "Miss Fozzard Finds Her Feet"
- 2000 - "Telling Tales" by Alan Bennett
- 2000 - The Mystery of Charles Dickens (TV)
- Television (as writer)
- 1960 - "The Hard Case" with John Hurt
- 1961 - "The Younger Generation"
- 1961 - "Flow Gently Sweet Afton" with John Thaw
- 1972 - I Spy a Stranger
- 1980 -"Every Night Something Awful""
- 1980 - "Chaos Supersedes E.N.S.A."
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