#Trans actor

[it-is-elias]

I love it when trans actors play trans characters because they do it perfectly (of course). And when they get to play a romantic lead, I’m going bonkers.

I’m talking about Misia Butler as Caeneus in Kaos, on Netflix, he did it perfectly.

And the series did it amazingly. HIS MUM, it’s perfect. Love this guy

[lunajimmyjosh]

Like and reblog if you want a teaser picture 😈🤤🔥

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Always remember that TRANS women are so sexy❤️🥰

[vintagelgbtqa]

[justdavina]

Jamie Page (@jamiepage88) Such a HOT transgender actress! Check her out!

[billyjackass]

Irregular Feminine Forms (2024), dir. Emma Underwood

[thequeereview]

Exclusive Interview: Misia Butler on his heroic trans character in Netflix's Greek mythology series KAOS "I find it really empowering to see someone so strong in his identity"

Charlie Covell, creator of the BAFTA-winning and Emmy-nominated The End Of The F***ing World, is about to unleash KAOS on Netflix: their eight-episode, bold, darkly comic, contemporary—and frequnetly queer—take on Greek mythology, launching Thursday, August 29th. Epic in scope, the series follows the steady unraveling of the cruel and capricious King of the Gods, Zeus (Jeff Goldblum), as he…

[thechainsawtango]

I may not be a tenor (soprano), but tbh my dream is to be the first transgender Orpheus ❤️

Hadestown currently owns my heart, and OMG I can hit Orpheus’s notes

This is gender euphoria

[madrabbitsociety]

Rehearsal Stills - Sherlock Holmes & The American Problem Photo Credit: Markham Luke Kentlands Community Players in Partnership with The Gaithersburg Arts Barn 9/16/2023 - 10/1/2023

Dr. John Watson - Avery Morstan "Mayhem" Maggie Malloy - Jenn Robinson

[grazedhands]

Some stills from "Troilus and Cressida" (dir, Andy Webb) as a part of the Hampshire College Fall Theatre Season 2024.

This was my first onstage roll since transitioning - I've really missed performing, and this show let me prove to myself that I can be a trans actor, I can be trans and on stage, and I can play a trans character. It allowed me to put a lot of things into perspective, particularly how my own gender influences my performances and the rolls I want to take in the future - in a weird a roundabout (and retrospective) way, it was really affirming.

It was so much fun to be back onstage again, learning lines, refining performance, character work, interacting with the audience - even making acting choices up till the final night.

The entire cast were an absolute joy and were all incredible - everyone gave their all. Performing with Emile (the actor playing Hector) was class. Our standoff was one of my favourite parts of the show - we had a wonderful sense of rhythm. Our final fight was always too fast, but we performed it with so much gusto (so much so that I broke my oar that I was fighting with on the last night). A wonderful performer whom I will miss acting with dearly.

And then there's Ace (who played Patroclus). We made something really special with these two characters. We talked about how our gender informed our characters, how we could provide a different point of view of these two characters that was neither mocking nor comical but authentic and real. I will really miss performing with him, and the rest of this ensemble.

I made some really dear friends during this performance, and have regained this passion for performance.

This was an incredibly tight and incredibly professional piece of theatre and I am so grateful to have been part of this. I still have a lot to learn and I am itching to improve.

[apollodreams]

Just got my first ever paid on-camera acting job!! ("paid" = maybe $10 but it's still very special to me)

[jarofrebukepodcast]

Alrighty! While we're trying to figure out what the issue is with streaming our newest trailer, I've got it live on YouTube!

If you'd like to listen to the teaser for the next batch of episodes, tune in here or on the Thesperience Productions YouTube page!

Trailer transcript and full cast list available in the video description.

[dandanthevaman]

Want a girl next-door, a sassy receptionist, a snarky man, or a gremlin? You've come to the right place with Daniel Fore's Demo reel! If you like what you hear, be sure to send me a quick message at: va.danielfore@gmail.com

[fabledenigmamoviegifs]

Ceci Balagot

In the Source Link, you will find a gif pack of Ceci Balagot, in the Monster High film series.

The first film was released in 2022 and the second in 2023.

Ceci is a transgender actor, who plays the role of non-binary Frankie Stein. Frankie is the child of Dr and Dr Stein, they are a Frankenstein Monster, who is 15 days at the start of the first film.

Source - FabledEnigma

[allthegeopolitics]

New Netflix mini-series Baby Reindeer, featuring up-and-coming trans actress Nava Mau as Teri, looks set to be one of the most-talked about TV shows of the month. Based on real events, the Netflix drama tells the chilling story of Scottish comedian Richard Gadd being harassed by a middle-aged woman he meets at the pub where he works. The star first shared his experience in the form of a one-man play at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in 2019, which went on to win an Olivier Award. While the stage show depicted the stalker in question as a bar stool, in Baby Reindeer, she is Martha, played by Pride star, Jessica Gunning. Gadd stars in the lead role, although he’s not exactly playing himself. He is Donny, a writer and comedian struggling to find the success he craves.

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[roryy-y]

I NEED TO KNOW WHAT PEOPLE THINK ABOUT THE NEW EPISODES??

like I have looked everywhere and can't see anyone talking about it?? (Admittedly I only looked at like 3 am and then when I woke up) But with the 60th anniversary it was all over my fyp and dashboard . Personally my favourite is The Devil's Chord but I love Space Babies, they're both amazing!!! I love the way the Doctor (Ncuti Gatwa) and Ruby (Millie Gibson) interact with the babies, I was almost in tears!! And Maestro was bloody terrifying !! However they did have a great fashion sense! The costume designers did amazing and and love how Maestro's hair low-key looks like it's in the shape of a piano. Also when Maestro climbs out the piano (and other Maestro scenes in general) I am scared for my life! No one of than Jinx could of played them.

and the song at the end? AMAZING!

[transboysoprano]

Having to shave my face for a role: :(

Having enough facial hair to have to shave my face for a role: :)