Saul's remarkable journey in the world of theatre commenced with a standout performance in the esteemed role of Caesar at the illustrious Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith, which served as the esteemed venue for the 2005 Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) production of the timeless classic, Julius Caesar.
Noted British thespian embarked upon a most intriguing venture in the year 2006, donning the mantles of The Knight and The Merchant in a collaborative production helmed by the esteemed Greg Doran, Jonathan Munby, and Rebecca Gatward. This magnificent production, a masterful adaptation of Chaucer's timeless masterpiece, The Canterbury Tales, first premiered at the prestigious Stratford venue, subsequently embarking on a rigorous touring schedule before concluding its run at the illustrious Gielgud Theatre in the heart of London.
The next year, Saul took on a diverse range of roles, showcasing his remarkable acting versatility. He portrayed Brabantio in Raz Shaw's captivating production of Othello at The Salisbury Playhouse, bringing depth and nuance to the character. Subsequently, Saul played the role of Danforth in Patrick Mason's thought-provoking production of The Crucible at The Abbey in Dublin, delivering a powerful performance that resonated with audiences. Additionally, Saul brought Corin to life in Sam West's enchanting production of As You Like It at The Crucible in Sheffield, effortlessly conveying the character's warmth and wit.
In the year 2008, a notable theatrical performance took place, featuring the talented individual as the esteemed character of Alfred in Tony Milner's newly penned fourhander, "Killing Faith", which marked the inaugural production of the Eastbourne Season at the Devonshire Park Theatre.
Following this, he went on to join the esteemed Stafford Shakespeare Festival, where he took on the roles of Polonius and the First Gravedigger in a riveting production of "Hamlet", masterfully directed by the accomplished Bill Buckhurst.
Saul embarked on a comprehensive national tour in the year 2009, taking on the pivotal role of Arthur Birling in the renowned production of An Inspector Calls. This esteemed theatrical endeavor marked a significant milestone in Saul's illustrious career.
Before commencing this nationwide tour, Saul had the privilege of appearing in Jonathan Kent's critically acclaimed production of Oedipus at The Royal National Theatre. This prestigious production boasted an all-star cast, featuring the incomparable Ralph Fiennes and the highly respected Alan Howard. The curtain closed on this theatrical masterpiece in January 2009, marking the culmination of a remarkable artistic collaboration.
As a testament to his remarkable versatility and range as a performer, Saul's schedule in 2009 was marked by a series of remarkable achievements, cementing his status as a talented and sought-after thespian.
Saul's artistic endeavors in October 2010 led him back to the esteemed Salisbury Playhouse, where he embodied the authoritative figure of the Headmaster in Jamie Glover's critically acclaimed production of John Mortimer's thought-provoking play, Voyage Round My Father.
In addition to his significant role in the Salisbury Playhouse production, Saul's impressive performance schedule throughout the year included taking on the pivotal character of Mr. Lovely in Kerry Hood's captivating play, My Balloon Beats Your Astronaut. This production, expertly directed by the talented Elly Green, premiered at The Tristan Bates Theatre.
Furthermore, Saul's impressive range as a thespian was showcased in his performance as the central character in Anthony Milner's gripping play, On Racing Hill. Directed by Tony Milner at The Brighton Dome, this production demonstrated Saul's exceptional acting abilities and his capacity to bring complex characters to life on stage.
