All The Sex I Want

by Ben M. Jones

A bedroom, a seedy bar, a public park; and everywhere in between. All The Sex I Want is an ensemble exploration of what the word love can mean to a variety of people, focusing on the myriad relationships we all have with sex. For some, it’s the end-all-be-all of relationships, for others, it’s almost a non-issue. Sometimes it hurts, sometimes it’s bliss. Sometimes we find people on our wavelength, and sometimes...

A bedroom, a seedy bar, a public park; and everywhere in between. All The Sex I Want is an ensemble exploration of what the word love can mean to a variety of people, focusing on the myriad relationships we all have with sex. For some, it’s the end-all-be-all of relationships, for others, it’s almost a non-issue. Sometimes it hurts, sometimes it’s bliss. Sometimes we find people on our wavelength, and sometimes we don’t. It’s all part of life. It’s all part of All The Sex I Want.

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All The Sex I Want

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  • National Queer Theater: All The Sex I Want by Ben M. Jones
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    National Queer Theater produced a reading of All The Sex I Want last month and it was a huge hit! Writing with humor and earnest resolve, Ben tackles asexuality in a totally unique and groundbreaking way that we hope will change the way theater audiences understand gender and sexuality for years to come. The creativity of content and form here meet to present a bold new vision to the American stage- pay attention to the work of Ben M. Jones!

    National Queer Theater produced a reading of All The Sex I Want last month and it was a huge hit! Writing with humor and earnest resolve, Ben tackles asexuality in a totally unique and groundbreaking way that we hope will change the way theater audiences understand gender and sexuality for years to come. The creativity of content and form here meet to present a bold new vision to the American stage- pay attention to the work of Ben M. Jones!

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Cast should be as diverse as can be achieved; this includes in terms of race, gender-identity, and sexual orientation. Cast is an ensemble playing 60-ish roles, divided up by the director and/or ensemble so that each actor is in the roles to which they are best suited.

Development History

  • Reading, National Queer Theater, 2018