News

Catch Alexia Jasmene’s voice as Valeria’s English Dub in HBO Max’s limited series about the real life Spanish trans superstar Veneno!

“A raunchy and emotional look at the life of Cristina Ortiz Rodríguez, this Spanish series showcases the strength of transgender and queer communities.”-NY Times https://www.nytimes.com/2021/02/19/arts/television/veneno-review.html

Key Change Ensemble’s music video of “This Little Light Of Mine” and new website is launched! This is an official part of the new music division of Transgender Talent.

https://keychangeensemble.org

https://transgendertalent.com/transgender-musicians/

Catch Alexia Jasmene in Smile Squad’s “What It’s Like to Be a TRANS Woman” that has over 15 million views on FaceBook!! She helped to write and finalize the script along with another trans woman and hope it shows what “could be” for trans and gender expansive humans being treated with love and respect because we deserve to exist and deserve to be loved.

https://fb.watch/5t8sO-MVAv/

 

Press

 
Jasmene fills Millie’s yearning to be seen and to be loved for who she is...
— Casey Sullivan, Chicago Sun Times
Alexia Jasmene...brings an obvious authenticity
— Bradenton Times


'TransScripts' brings lives of transgender women into the light.- Windy City Times 11-13-18

http://www.windycitymediagroup.com/ARTICLE.php?AID=64697&fbclid=IwAR0s4vcBBN1vCmttwxcWQeyZJOM5N04tWDPmC7cr4tOacG0-g1NoW_--4Ho

Alexia Jasmene, who plays Sandra, feels that the show highlights the incredible variety in the trans community. She wants audiences to understand that "there's not one way to be trans, that we are a newly forming community that disagrees vastly on almost everything, that there are as many ways to be trans as there are ways to be human, that we are human, we are women, men, and folks, and we are beautiful. And that trans is beautiful.

"Due to trans voices finally being heard, people can see just how insanely diverse we are, as well as our struggles, and yet how that very difference is what makes us the same. We just want to be seen and loved just like all of humanity," Jasmene said.

I thought Alexia Jasmene...exceptionally moving in the scene where it matters the most
— Chris Jones, Chicago Tribune