D espite indications that Ncuti Gatwa would continue starring in Doctor Who for a third season, the era of the Fifteenth ...

Doctor Who is back in full force with Ncuti Gatwa's time in the TARDIS as the fifteenth ... genre and general identity of the show and in the representation of LGBTQIA+ groups, something that ...

Ncuti Gatwa, the first Black Doctor Who, was extremely outspoken in a new interview. Gatwa is an LGBTQ Rwandan immigrant to the U.K. and made his comments to the magazine Attitude for its May/June ...

Critics rave about Ncuti ... “I think representation is what we need and what the younger generation needs to feel like they can do it too.” Both Gatwa and Finney found fame through their ...

It's the question I most wanted to ask Ncuti Gatwa, the new star of ... So for there to only have been one representation of the character, I think is just quite limiting.

Ncuti Gatwa’s brief but significant tenure as the 15th Doctor demonstrates both the potential for meaningful representation in iconic roles and the challenges facing modern television production ...

In 2019 Ncuti Gatwa was in the States ... inclusion really matters, and thorough representation really matters.” Last year, meanwhile, Gatwa also played a version of Ken in Greta Gerwig ...

As Ncuti Gatwa makes his proper debut, we take a look back at the recent history of those to inhabit the TARDIS. By Maya Phillips This article, first published in December ahead of Ncuti Gatwa’s ...