Jeffrey Carlson Dies: Groundbreaking ‘All My Children’ Trans Character Was 48

All My Children actor Jeffrey Carlson, known for his groundbreaking role as a trans character on the soap show, has reportedly died. He was 48 and no details were immediately available on the cause or location.

The actor had been on the daytime TV series since 2006.

The news was announced by Time Out New York theater editor Adam Feldman on Twitter

Feldman said Carlson was a “‘”powerful actor.”

Carlson came to the show as a character named Zarf in August 2006, then returned that November as a trans woman named Zoe.

The Shakespeare Theatre Company wrote on Facebook: ‘STC is saddened to learn of the recent passing of Jeffrey Carlson. 

‘Jeffrey gave beautiful and nuanced performances during is career which took him from television and film to Broadway and, fortunately for us, to STC.’

The post continued,’His memorable performances include Lorenzaccio (2005), Hamlet (2007, and 2008’s Free For All), and Romeo and Juliet (2016, and 2017’s Free For All).’

Finally, the company stated, ‘We send our love to Jeffrey’s friends, family, and colleagues, those who knew and loved him dearest.’

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