Saul Boyer

Saul Boyer is a British screenwriter, playwright and performer from London. He trained at ArtsEd and the National Youth Theatre before reading English Literature at Cambridge University, where he wrote and performed with the Footlights alongside the likes of Phil Wang, Ahir Shah and Harry Michel. In 2014, he won the RSC-Marlowe Other Prize for his debut play Broken Glass. As founder of Unleash The Llama Productions, he has since created seven acclaimed theatrical works, including solo historical shows Man of 100 Faces (listed in The Guardian’s ‘Readers’ Favourite Stage Shows of 2022′) and Five Years With The White Man (2023, published by Nick Hern Books). As a writer-performer, he has shared bills with Stephen Berkoff, Bill Bailey, Mel Giedroyc and Shappi Khorsandi. His screen work includes Namaste Notting Hill (a yoga centre sitcom about feuding sisters), The Liar (a dramedy about a tutor working for a Neapolitan crime family), and his theatre-to-screen adaptation JEW…ish. Following sell-out runs in Edinburgh and London, JEW…ish was shortlisted for the Cannes Series ‘In Development’ Award and entered development as a feature with Ugly Duckling Films. Saul has written and directed music videos for established artists including Joe Cang (Arista Records) and appeared in BBC Radio 4’s “Alone” alongside Angus Deayton. He created and performed the 7-part audio series PANAMAX for Apple Podcasts and is currently developing multiple TV and film projects.