Sugar Mud

Visually stunning, perfectly weird, hilarious, silly, with well balanced depth! Sugar Mud is a clown for the ages! ... full review

Sugar Mud is the perfect balance of wild, idiosyncratic, and deeply moving. Meat interacts with the audience perfectly, and brings us into their world with every moment. Like all the best artists, they make us feel a huge range of emotions - from joy to sorrow. I loved it!!... full review

Sugar mud is clown leveraged as an avenue for performance art. Ineffable comments on lineage and family, sometimes you aren't really sure why two things are happening next to, on-top-of, through each other. And yet that gruff voice of the first character rings through, it's soothing the way that Maggie holds the audience. Its exciting the way that Maggie tells you without telling you.... full review

Overall i really really loved this. This show was gorgeous! Moving, funny, and unique! I have a feeling this might be a fringe fave... full review

A captivating work of art and play and poetry. Maggie builds a vivid world with their characters and stagecraft. It is a show that is both prescient and ancient, hilarious and heartfelt. ... full review

meat really creates an awesome world that is so sweet and funny and i can't wait to go again :) seeing the show evolve but always be so maggie is a joy and a gift... full review

Meat is inimitable. Beyond inventive and imaginative, Sugar Mud is completely transportive and transformative. Meat is a virtuoso when it comes to specificity, in the world were invited to and in the characters we meet, all inside the tornada. You will never see another show like this. They take beautiful care of the audience, and the games they play with us are played with so much heart and hilarity. This is easily one of the best shows Ive seen in my dang life. Meat was not just a granny, a Mormon gossip, I was a grand kid, I was a Mormon gossip. I was so brought into this transcendent world and did not want to leave. The stage pictures, set, and costuming were in a riveting conversation with each other. Laughing every second, this lil’ral... full review

Oh em gee Meat is such a presence. Sugar Mud was an inventive, beautiful mix of sacred and profane. AMAZING world building and characters. Surprises throughout and the ending had me sitting with my mouth wide open. I love Meat's beautiful freaky mind. ... full review

I was thoroughly taken on a ride. Maggie transforms into each character seamlessly with humor, physicality, and wit. I didn't know what to expect and was pleasantly surprised at every turn. ... full review

Meat Bar is an inspiring, creative artist with inexhaustible talent up their sleeve. In Sugar Mud, we see fully imagined characters, who are lively, compassionate, quick-witted and smart. With a brilliant, yet simple set-design, we are transported to the dust bowl where characters crawl out from under dusty rocks to guide us through stories that unfold, in the moment. Not knowing what will come next, we feel safe in the hands of our guide, who cleverly includes the audience in every step of the journey.... full review