Introducing a new play written by Peggy Douglas and directed by Jason Tinney. Technical Director, Taylor Boyd. Stage Manager, Helia Quhite. Cast Kashun Parks, Grace Holtz, Nneka Ijeoma, Karlee Ming, Holly Morse-Ellington and special guest Marcus Ellsworth. Script Consultants: Melissa Astin, Courtenay Cholovich, Mia Matthews, Melanie Silva and Jason Tinney.

Produced by Next Exit Productions in partnership with Southern Exposure, we're thrilled to present:

Intersextions is a hysterically subversive, playful, bawdy, feminist comedy that dives into the lives of four women and one self-described “gender-nonconforming, masculine-presenting, female-bodied individual” (who’s comfortable with female pronouns) as they discover the very human need to be seen and heard.

As the characters empower one another to grow past their imposed limitations, whether cultural, sexual, marital or otherwise, they will have you both roaring with laughter and rooting for transformation.

However, if you are the sort of person who is offended by candid discussions about the female body and sex in general, and by the rampant use of the powerful "P" word, you should probably stop reading now. And you definitely shouldn’t see this play. Though in reality, you probably need – and have a deep desire – to see this play more than anyone else. 

It matters not whether you identify as queer or cisgender, rich or poor, white or BIPOC, Intersextions has the ability to weave its way into almost any heart.

Why are new works like InterseXtions exciting? You’ll experience the world premiere of a professionally produced play in Chattanooga! You’ll get to experience firsthand the high-level of talent within our community that’s making a big impact on Tennessee’s stature as a hub for groundbreaking performance art.