Over the six years of Bourchier's management at the Garrick, Vanbrugh starred in many of his productions, including "The Bishop's Move", "My Lady Virtue", "Whitewashing Julia", "The Arm of the Law" and W. S. Gilbert's "The Fairy's Dilemma" (1904). Their production of "The Walls of Jericho" by Alfred Sutro in 1904, ran for a very successful 423 performances. In 1905, Violet reprised her role of Portia in Bourchier's production of "The Merchant of Venice" and again in a command performance for King Edward at Windsor Castle. In 1906, at Stratford upon Avon, she played Lady Macbeth to her husband's Macbeth. Vanbrugh and Bourchier toured in 1908 in "John Glayde's Honour" and appeared together as King Henry and Queen Katherine in Sir Herbert Tree's successful production of "Henry VIII", which was followed by Tree's silent film of the play.