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All My Children' Star Jeffrey Carlson Dies at 48

All My Children' Star Jeffrey Carlson Dies at 48
Published 2 years ago on Jul 10, 2023

Carlson had been a part of the daytime TV series since 2006, making a significant impact with his portrayal of a trans character on the show. The news of his passing was shared on Twitter by Adam Feldman, the theater editor of Time Out New York, who described Carlson as a "powerful actor."

 

Initially joining All My Children in August 2006 as a character named Zarf, Carlson returned in November of that year as Zoe, a trans woman. His portrayal of Zoe brought attention and recognition to the representation of transgender individuals on television.

The Shakespeare Theatre Company paid tribute to Carlson on Facebook, expressing their sadness at his passing and acknowledging his remarkable performances throughout his career. Carlson's notable stage roles included Lorenzaccio (2005), Hamlet (2007), Free For All in 2008, Romeo and Juliet in 2016, and a 2017 production of Free For All.

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Carlson had been a part of the daytime TV series since 2006, making a significant impact with his portrayal of a trans character on the show. The news of his passing was shared on Twitter by Adam Feldman, the theater editor of Time Out New York, who described Carlson as a "powerful actor."

 

Initially joining All My Children in August 2006 as a character named Zarf, Carlson returned in November of that year as Zoe, a trans woman. His portrayal of Zoe brought attention and recognition to the representation of transgender individuals on television.

The Shakespeare Theatre Company paid tribute to Carlson on Facebook, expressing their sadness at his passing and acknowledging his remarkable performances throughout his career. Carlson's notable stage roles included Lorenzaccio (2005), Hamlet (2007), Free For All in 2008, Romeo and Juliet in 2016, and a 2017 production of Free For All.

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