A divine revelation on the road to Damascus moves Saul to renounce his former life. He changes his name, converts from Judaism, and devotes himself to preaching the Gospel.<BR>Taking the remarkable life and moral teachings of this profound religious thinker, Howard Brenton explores the extraordinary phenomenon of faith. While the play offers a secular reading of the story of Christ's resurrection, at its heart Paul preaches from his Letter to the Corinthians, the eloquence of which cannot fall to move.<BR>This irreverent, provocative new play by the author of The Romans in Britain premiered at the National Theatre, London.