Pose ends its run after three seasons of firsts. The FX drama made history by employing the largest cast of trans…
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Cast
Michaela Jaé (MJ) Rodriguez (Blanca Rodriguez)Dominique Jackson (Elektra)Indya Moore (Angel)Angel Bismark Curiel (Lil Papi)Billy Porter (Pray Tell)Hailie Sahar (Lulu)Dyllon Burnside (Ricky)Jason A. Rodriguez (Lemar)Ryan Jamaal Swain (Damon Richards)Jeremy McClain (Cubby)Angelica Ross (Candy)Sandra Bernhard (Judy Kubrak)Alexia Garcia (Aphrodite)Jiggly Caliente (Veronica)Jack Mizrahi (Jack Mizrahi)Leiomy Maldonado (Florida)Evan Peters (Stan Bowes)Charlayne Woodard (Helena St. Rogers)
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Creators
Ryan Murphy, Brad Falchuk, Todd Kubrak, Our Lady J, Janet Mock, Steven Canals, Jack Mizrahi
Synopsis
In the New York of the late '80s and early '90s, this is a story of ball culture and the gay and trans community, the raging AIDS crisis, and capitalism.
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