Maeghin Mueller is known for her powerful voice, dynamic stage presence, and innate comedic ability. She most recently performed as the Mother in Opera del Sol’s Cocaine Bear the Opera at the Orlando Fringe Festival, where she was hailed by Seth Kubersky in the Orlando Weekly as, “Highlights include…Maeghin Mueller’s overwrought Puccini aria in an eye-watering track suit.” 

Prior to this, she completed her second year with the national tour of Lincoln Center’s production of My Fair Lady directed by Bartlett Sher and Sami Saltzman. During her tenure on the tour she was first featured in the ensemble as Mrs. Hopkins and then in her second year joined the principal cast as Mrs. Pearce.

In between her time on the road she played Sophie Tucker in the workshop of Last of the Red Hot Mamas—The Sophie Tucker Story and Desiree Armfeldt in Central Florida Vocal Art’s production of A Little Night Music. Joseph Harrison wrote of her performance as Desiree on broadwayworld.com, “Every time Maeghin Mueller takes the stage as Desiree Armfeldt, all eyes are on her and it is like all the air has been sucked from the room. Her performance as the famous actress is one that I will not soon forget. Her delivery is boisterous but not over-the-top and she has the audience in the palm of her hand from her very first moments in the show. Her energy is palpable, her presence gravitational, and her delivery of “Send in the Clowns” is an absolute highlight – showstopping and tear-inducing at the same time.”