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As a man, I have been asked to wear a petticoat under a dress in a play. Should I say yes, I mean I knew I was playing a genderfluid role.?
Just wanted to clarify that there's nothing wrong about the petticoat-dress combo of traditionally gendered clothing (I mean I like it). Just that as an actor (and a GF one) I was thrown a bit by the 'gender stereotype' of the clothing which pushed me on my interpretation of the role. I mean I'm gonna do it by the way/like the challenge. Thank you for the understanding comments btw.
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- Mx_intersex_folxLv 72 years agoFavorite Answer
Yes, especially since you knew the role was genderfluid
- xxx000auLv 72 years ago
As an actor there is no "asked."
You accepted the acting roll, you play it as directed.
- Anonymous2 years ago
It's part of the costume and you're supposed to be an actor playing a role, so YES.
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- Anonymous2 years ago
It's a costume...for a play...since when do actors get to say yes or no to wardrobe? That's the director's job. FYI this has absolutely nothing to do with LGBT. Put it in Theater&Acting.
- Anonymous2 years ago
You're not a man, you're a "they", something without sex or gender.
