1. Patrick Wilde is an English playwright, screenwriter, actor, and director for television, film and theatre.
11 Facts About Patrick Wilde
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Patrick Wilde directed several productions of Shakespeare, as well as the British premiere of Schiller's Cabal and Love at the Lyric.
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Patrick Wilde directed for The British Council in Pakistan, the production in question causing a near riot for its 'scandalous depiction of women through the ages'.
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Patrick Wilde's writing career took off, and alongside writing for such TV staples as Casualty, Holby City, EastEnders, Monarch of The Glen and Peak Practice he was part of the creative team on more ground breaking shows such as City Central, As If and most notably, This Life.
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Patrick Wilde has written the screenplay for Paul Monette's Becoming A Man: Half A Life Story, although it has yet to make it into production.
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Whilst Patrick Wilde is keen to point out in his notes that intolerance is as strong as it ever was, this play's edge has been lost.
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Patrick Wilde found time to direct Scott Mills - The Musical for BBC Radio 1 at the Pleasance as part of their appearance at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
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In 2010 Patrick Wilde directed the West End run of Tribute to the Blues Brothers at the Arts Theatre, Leicester Square, produced by Hartshorn-Hook.
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Patrick Wilde directed a new musical by Toby Herschmann and Kelly Kingham at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe call Jump.
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Patrick Wilde continues to direct and write theatre, including LGBT projects The Band Plays On Festival at Greenwich Theatre and Outlaws to In-Laws, a dramatic representation of gay lives through seven decades.
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Patrick Wilde has published a book, Time To Act, which is aimed at people from all professions especially high end executives, in which he outlines acting skills for use in other spheres of life.