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This show belongs to the Adelaide Fringe 2024 season. This season is now over.

Out of Body Experience - A plain white background with a young woman floating upright in the centre. Her feet are floating in the air and her hair bounces around her face thanks to gravity. She has tanned Caucasian skin, brown curled hair that goes to shoulders, and is wearing an orange crewneck jumper, a plain black skirt, black socks and black running shoes. Her facial expression is blank and she looks directly into the camera with a neutral stare.

Out of Body Experience

Comedy • Stand-up
Victoria • World Premiere

What’s the point? How do lava lamps do that? And is anyone really having a good time? Writer/comedian Ashley Apap is asking these and many other ridiculous questions in her first hour of pure standup comedy. Through her cheekily aggressive crowd work and boundary breaking use of space, Ashley invites audiences to go where society tells us we shouldn’t. Silly, honest, at times explosive - this multifaceted comedian will leave no existential stone unturned in this exciting new show.

"Great comic potential & a voice not often heard." - The Age

"Apap is unapologetically & unashamedly brilliant . . . Wildly hilarious, raw & surprisingly cathartic." Weekend Notes

"Such a charismatic & entrancing manner that she had the audience immediately engaged." Hugging Comedians

★★★★ Theatre Thoughts

Presented by: Ashley Apap

Ashley Apap is a Melbourne/Naarm based writer/comedian whose work focuses on melding accessibility, silliness and sincerity. Her debut Melbourne International Comedy Festival solo show "Ouch!" was nominated for the 2022 Golden Gibbo Award to sold out crowds and she's since been performing her high energy stand-up, sketch, improv and musical comedy around Australia. She recently made her professional acting debut in the new Malthouse Theatre work “Telethon Kid” and was a part of the producing team of Melbourne’s beloved alt room Hairbrush Comedy. Classified by The Age as having “great comic potential” and "a voice not often heard”, Apap is a breath of fresh air in the Melbourne comedy scene.