Theater Review: Alfred Enoch Sees “Red” in West End Debut
Alfred Enoch (Dean Thomas) makes an incredible West End debut in “Red”- a two-man, one-act play that is an intense and fascinating discussion of art.
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New Images Released of Alfred Enoch in the West End Revival of “Red”!
Check out these images of Alfred Enoch (Dean Thomas) in the West End revival of “Red”!
Dean Thomas: An Underrated Friend
Dean Thomas did more than what was shown in the films. As part of Black History Month, I look at what makes him an underrated friend.
Alfred Enoch Talks Theater, Life Lessons, and More
In a wonderfully candid interview with “Huffington Post UK”, Alfred Enoch (Dean Thomas) dives headfirst into some profound subjects as part of the magazine’s “Wise Words” interview series.
When Black Characters Are Cut: Dean Thomas’s Story
Dean Thomas was a minor character throughout the “Harry Potter” books, but this wasn’t always the case. What differences would we see in the series if Dean Thomas had learned his father’s mysterious fate?
Alfie Enoch’s “How to Get Away with Murder” co-stars reveal “Potter” pranks
Poor Alfie Enoch (Dean Thomas). It seems that Alfie cannot get away from his “Harry Potter” past and keeps running into “Potter” references in his current job. A new interview with the cast of hit US show “How to Get Away with Murder” has revealed that Alfie’s co-stars keep playing “Potter”-related tricks on him.
SPOILER ALERT: Alfie Enoch Talks “How to Get Away with Murder” in New Interview
SPOILER ALERT: Alfie Enoch (Dean Thomas) discusses his role in ABC’s “How to Get Away with Murder” with “Entertainment Weekly” in a new interview.
First Look at Alfred Enoch in New ABC Drama “How to Get Away with Murder”
Alfred Enoch stars as Wes Gibbins in the upcoming ABC drama. Check out the first look of the new show, with lots of Alfred and his American accent.
Theater Review: “Coriolanus”, Starring Tom Hiddleston and Alfred Enoch
As one of the few Shakespeare plays to be banned in modern times and a large scale epic, “Coriolanus” is, at first glance, a questionable choice of play for the intimate, 250 capacity Donmar Warehouse.
Yet this production embraces these contradictions, using them to manipulate its audience and turn a controversial play into a big hit.