SoberFloppyFish

THE SOBER LIFE OF FLOPPY FISH

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The Sober Life

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Floppy Fish

Alison Aulakh is a Spiritually Sober NYC Christian Comedian Making Subway Rats Smile. She is the CEO of a New York-based comedy production company established in November 2016 called The Sober Life of Floppy Fish LLC.

She got her start in comedy by doing funny train announcements on the subway and streets of New York. Alison teaches the Bible through stand-up comedy in a fish costume because a fish is a symbol for Jesus. She studied improv, acting, and filmmaking at The New School for Drama.  

Many ask her, what does it mean to be spiritually sober? She originally came up with the name Sober Floppy Fish because she doesn’t drink. Alison later found a deeper meaning behind the name.

She said one prayer to Jesus asking if he is God. She then saw Jesus in her room. Alison had physical chalk on her hand where Jesus had the nail in his hands on the cross. She then understood what it meant to be a Sober Floppy Fish.

Being spiritually sober meant that Alison would begin her journey towards clean comedy.

So, what do floppy fish have to do with being spiritually sober? It means that Alison confidently embraces her imperfections as a Christian. She’s a fish that’s not scared to flop. She’s that fish out of water that keeps on swimming.

If she can make even one person laugh when they’re having a difficult day or inspire someone to be brave, then Alison knows she’s on the right path. After her encounter, she started receiving prophetic visions from Jesus. God told her to be a Christian stand-up comedian, but he didn’t stop there. As God chose Moses, Jesus has also chosen Alison as a prophet. God in the name of Jesus Christ will fulfill the prophecy of converting people in every single country in the world through her. This will come to pass. Alison is excited for those around the globe to see this happen.

Alison Aulakh uses her voice and platform to create universal laughter, peace, joy, and a safe space for acceptance without judgment.

She reflects Jesus’ light and teaches the Bible through comedy in a sea of darkness. Her fearless and cringey comedy on stage makes it a memorable experience for all.

Her comedy reminds us that we have more in common than we think, and it’s about time we share in love and laughter.

 

 

Alison performed at the Tunnel of Oppression event in the East Village, NY, to support the issues of race and injustice. The film she wrote, produced, directed, and starred in, called, “The In Between” shines a light on the lack of diversity in theatre for mixed-race actors. As someone who is mixed race (half Indian/Pakistani and half Irish/British) with dual citizenship (US / British Citizenship), it’s an issue close to her heart. She has worked in a variety of mediums such as film, TV, commercials, voiceover, music videos, and theatre. She grew up near San Francisco, CA, and began acting at the age of five. 

She starred in five TV pilots and has appeared in commercials for HP, John Muir Hospital, Collective Heath, and Lime Dating App, among others. Alison did voiceover for a video game with EA Games as the lead Young Jessica. She was featured on Chance on Hulu. She was featured in several Bollywood Feature Films, the movie “Reality TV Movie,” and the docudrama “Man Moment Machine” on the History Channel. To see her reps, please go to her contact page.

She has appeared in several Off-off Broadway shows in Times Square, including her lead role as Girl in “Drink and a Drag” at Manhattan Rep., Terry in the “Nighty Nite Show” at the PIT Loft, Shade/Lobster in “Emission” at Producers’ Club Theatres, and Old Lady in “Double Take” at Manhattan Rep. Alison was the only undergraduate to be cast in two productions with the MFA graduating class of 2015. She performed in both The New School for Drama’s MFA New Visions Directing Festival and New Voices Playwriting Festival, where she played Girl with Telescope in “The Skriker,” and Party Girl in “Temporal.” Her bookings from The New School for Drama include: Lili in “Women and Wallace,” and Rebecca in “What I Found in Montana.

Alison booked the Lead in the TV Pilot “Girl Power,” and a  supporting role in the TV Pilot “Dual Arrangements.” She’s worked with TVASIA on the TV show “Samachari News,” where she wrote her own comedy sketches.

Alison advocates for immigrant rights, helps the homeless, and speaks out for justice for marginalized groups through her Non-Profit Organization called “The Aulakh Initiative.

Alison previously attended Marin School of the Arts in California, where she graduated with honors in the theatre arts department. She graduated with honors and a 4.0 from The New School for Drama in 2017, where she earned her BFA in Dramatic Arts with a concentration in Acting and a Minor in Filmmaking.