Winston Evans is a screen actor whose credits include the acclaimed Welsh-language drama 'Solomon & Gaenor' (1999), 'Arthur's Dyke' (2001) and Peter Greenaway's 'The Tulse Luper Suitcases, Part 1: The Moab Story' (2003), as well as numerous UK television appearances. He has also worked with a Shakespeare company in Chicago.
Our records state that Winston Evans was born in Carmarthen, and that he worked as a Welsh teacher for the Chicago 'Taffia' Welsh society. We have not been able to independently confirm these biographical details from third-party sources, so they are presented here as the claim on file rather than fully verified fact.
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Screen actor best known for Solomon & Gaenor and The Tulse Luper Suitcases.
Winston Evans
Film, TV and theatre actor
Claimed from Carmarthen and taught Welsh for the Chicago Taffia Welsh society
Winston Evans's screen credits are well documented, spanning 'Solomon & Gaenor', 'Arthur's Dyke' and Peter Greenaway's 'The Tulse Luper Suitcases', alongside a run of British television roles and a period performing with a Shakespeare company in Chicago. The specific personal details in our record — that he was born in Carmarthen and taught Welsh for Chicago's Welsh community — come from a longstanding entry on this site and are presented honestly as unverified rather than removed outright.
Career Highlights
Appeared in Solomon & Gaenor (1999)
Featured in Peter Greenaway’s The Tulse Luper Suitcases
Performed with a Shakespeare company in Chicago
ℹ️ Our records state Winston Evans was born in Carmarthen; this has not been independently confirmed.
Claimed from Carmarthen and taught Welsh for the Chicago Taffia Welsh society
From: WelshChicago
Welsh teacher for the Chicago ‘taffia’ Welsh society.