He played Hamlet, Mark Antony for ATC and Amnon in Tirso de Molina's Rape of Tamar at the Lyric Theatre in London.

He directed for The British Council in Pakistan, the production in question causing a near riot (including gunfire in the street) for its 'scandalous depiction of women through the ages'.

[1] Wilde has worked several times over the years at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, including productions of Twelfth Night, The Taming of the Shrew and most notably his collaboration with writer Jonathan Rich to construct and direct Sell Out!

"[3] This age of consent drama began at a small fringe theatre in London, but moved from there to the Oval house, then BAC and eventually to a successful run at The Arts in Leicester Square.

Having linked up with producer Pete Shaw, Patrick's directing and writing careers now continued in tandem, including a second feature film, Things To Do Before You're 30 and stage play, You Couldn't Make It Up.

Wilde also 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.