Amna Bee
Sex, Death & Chkn Roll
Join a divorced, childfree Pakistani woman with as much value to society as an ornamental pashmina on her quest for joy as the world comes to an end.
When the algorithm and dating apps tell you you’re past your expiry date, White Australia rallies are telling you to go back to where you came from, except where you came from is telling you to go back to where you went, there are wars, mortality is no longer hypothetical and robots are coming for your job – what’s left to do except enrol in Tantra courses promising enlightenment via mind-blowing orgasms and find comfort in a vegan chkn roll?
Come for the laughs, stay for a spiritual awakening.
About Amna Bee:
Amna is a Pakistan-born performer based in Melbourne, known for sharp wit and dry humour. Her debut solo show Don’t Tell My Family enjoyed sold-out runs at Melbourne International Comedy Festival, Edinburgh Fringe, Adelaide Fringe and Perth FRINGE WORLD. She produced and hosted Raise the Bar, a sold-out monthly comedy night for women and non-binary performers, for four years, taking the festival version to Melbourne International Comedy Festival and Adelaide Fringe (recipient of a Fringe Fund grant). She has been featured on ABC, SBS and Channel 7's Sunrise.
'A-grade humour.' ★★★★ Fringefeed
'A wicked sense of humour that’s instantly engaging.' Time Out
'Breaking rules & social conventions... edgy and dark.' Adelaide Advertiser
Strictly for audiences 16+
Death and grief
Drug references
Language – occasional coarse language
Political, religious or racial themes
Reference to mental illness
Adult themes
Join a divorced, childfree Pakistani woman with as much value to society as an ornamental pashmina on her quest for joy as the world comes to an end.
When the algorithm and dating apps tell you you’re past your expiry date, White Australia rallies are telling you to go back to where you came from, except where you came from is telling you to go back to where you went, there are wars, mortality is no longer hypothetical and robots are coming for your job – what’s left to do except enrol in Tantra courses promising enlightenment via mind-blowing orgasms and find comfort in a vegan chkn roll?
Come for the laughs, stay for a spiritual awakening.
About Amna Bee:
Amna is a Pakistan-born performer based in Melbourne, known for sharp wit and dry humour. Her debut solo show Don’t Tell My Family enjoyed sold-out runs at Melbourne International Comedy Festival, Edinburgh Fringe, Adelaide Fringe and Perth FRINGE WORLD. She produced and hosted Raise the Bar, a sold-out monthly comedy night for women and non-binary performers, for four years, taking the festival version to Melbourne International Comedy Festival and Adelaide Fringe (recipient of a Fringe Fund grant). She has been featured on ABC, SBS and Channel 7's Sunrise.
'A-grade humour.' ★★★★ Fringefeed
'A wicked sense of humour that’s instantly engaging.' Time Out
'Breaking rules & social conventions... edgy and dark.' Adelaide Advertiser
Strictly for audiences 16+
Death and grief
Drug references
Language – occasional coarse language
Political, religious or racial themes
Reference to mental illness
Adult themes