Name: Just Like You: Trans Voices on Being Human
Start: 2026-03-28T20:00:00-04:00
Location: Barking Legs Theater

Just Like You: Trans Voices on Being Human is a powerful evening of storytelling that brings transgender voices to the stage in an honest, intimate, and deeply human performance.
Developed in collaboration with transgender artists from Hamilton County and surrounding communities, this live performance features personal monologues that explore the everyday realities of life—family, work, relationships, humor, joy, struggle, and resilience.
Rather than telling stories about transgender people, Just Like You creates space for trans individuals to tell their own stories directly to the audience. Through these authentic voices, the performance invites audiences to connect with experiences that are deeply personal yet universally human.
At the heart of this project is a belief that stories about marginalized communities should be told by the people who live them whenever possible. Too often, narratives about trans people are shaped by those outside the community simply because they are more visible, convenient, or accessible to producers. This project intentionally centers trans voices themselves—honoring lived experience, agency, and authenticity by ensuring the people most impacted by these stories are the ones sharing them.
Guided by Seed Theatre’s Creative Director, a published playwright, participating artists have developed their narratives through a supportive creative process designed to honor each storyteller’s voice. The result is an evening of moving, thoughtful, and sometimes humorous reflections that celebrate identity, dignity, and community.
Just Like You is more than a performance—it is an opportunity to listen, learn, and connect through the shared power of storytelling.

Event Details
📅 March 27 & March 28, 2026 @ 8pm
📍 Barking Legs Theater 1307 Dodds Ave Chattanooga, TN
🎭 Live storytelling performance
🗣 Opportunity to connect with Transgender Advocates
Join us for an evening that celebrates humanity, honors lived experience, and reminds us that our stories—no matter where we come from—are more alike than we may realize.
Friday night's production will be standard pricing. Saturday will have an alternate ticketing link for Pay What You Can Pricing, with support from Artsbuild's Artist Work in Partnership Grant