Kyle Soller

Kyle Soller is an accomplished actor known for his diverse roles in theater and television. Originally hailing from Alexandria, Virginia, he pursued a degree in the History of Art at the College of William & Mary before deciding to shift his focus to acting. He relocated to England to study at the prestigious Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA), where he met his future wife, actress Phoebe Fox, whom he married in 2010.

Since completing his training, Soller has earned critical acclaim for his performances on stage. His portrayal in 'The Government Inspector' at the Young Vic was particularly well-received, as was his role in 'The Faith Machine' at the Royal Court. He also captivated audiences in Eugene O'Neill's classic, 'Long Day's Journey into Night' at the Apollo Theatre, and tackled the challenging character Gaveston in the National Theatre's provocative production of 'Edward II'.

In addition to his stage work, Soller has made a mark in television. He delivered a memorable performance in the comedy series 'Bad Education', playing an all-American boy with surprising roots in Dudley, Midlands. Additionally, he portrayed the complex character Francis in the BBC's adaptation of the beloved series 'Poldark'. Through his varied roles, Kyle Soller continues to demonstrate his remarkable talent and range as an actor.