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Trailblazing "Lowdown" actress Rachel Crowl plays both male and female roles | Extraordinary People
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as posted by the channelWhile most actors bounce between roles, Rachel Crowl bounces between genders. The trans actress, based in Ashland, Oregon, has no trouble playing male or female characters. When the part calls for it, she uses her "old voice" - and sometimes a mustache - to dazzle theater audiences. "I have this extra set of tools in my tool kit," she told The Post. "The one thing I never imagined myself playing was men again."
Crowl thought she had to give up acting when she came out as transgender. But that changed in 2016 when she auditioned for a trans role in the film "And Then There Was Eve." Watch her journey, from realizing at an early age that she was a girl to marrying her wife - the author of "She's Not the Man I Married" - in this episode of "Extraordinary People."
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