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How to help fund ‘SUGAR’, the dramedy about real sex workers in the city
There’s a new show looking to hit screens soon called SUGAR. The dramedy is about four female best friends whose common thread is the strip club where they work. The goal of SUGAR is to break the stigma of sex work and show the realities behind the fantasies.
It’s inspired by the unique world of stripper work and based on the lives of four women who have inhabited that world, Erika Flynn (Kika), Palmar Kelly (June), Sydney Benjamin (Rory), and Amanda Geiling (Mandy). All four women have something to say about the environment they work in and look to tell all in SUGAR.
Each night they clock into the strip club and tuck their tampon strings into their thongs hoping to not only rake in large sums of cash but walk into a world that is more accepting of their realities.
Constantly Kika, Rory, June, and Mandy feel as if their realities were extremely misrepresented. Thus came the idea for the dramedy because these strippers felt like there was not one film or television show they felt they could relate to as sex workers.
Presenting a more relatable and tangible narrative, SUGAR looks to bring more emotion and a sense of humor to the stripper profession as a whole.
In the pilot episode, Kika, Rory, June and Mandy’s diverse personalities and candid view on life, love, and sex work successfully bring an enlightened voice and tone to a world most have wanted to keep underground because the topic seemed taboo.
Hoping to reach a larger audience and to be included in the feminist movement that has taken America by storm, SUGAR looks to begin a fundraiser for a higher budget pilot.
Pitching the series to TV networks will allow all four best friends, who met through sex work, to tell their stories the right way and inspire a greater conversation.
Peep their Indiegogo page here to help contribute getting this show on the map and watch the full trailer below!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FyXa0_wmscI&has_verified=1