What's so funny? Makeup free Amy Poehler flashes a cheeky grin after working up a sweat at a yoga class Down Under

By Penelope Kilby for Daily Mail Australia

Published: 04:06 EST, 14 June 2015 | Updated: 05:04 EST, 14 June 2015

She's undoubtedly one of the funniest people on Earth.

And even as she goes about her daily business while Down Under, Amy Poehler still looks like she's up to mischief.

The 43-year-old actress had a cheeky grin and playful eyes when she was spotted leaving a yoga class fresh-faced in Sydney on Sunday.

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Happy as Larry: Amy Poehler was all smiles as she was spotted out in Sydney on Sunday ahead of the premiere of her new animated film, Inside Out on Monday evening

Happy as Larry: Amy Poehler was all smiles as she was spotted out in Sydney on Sunday ahead of the premiere of her new animated film, Inside Out on Monday evening

The American star is Down Under for the premiere of her new animation film, Inside Out.

Amy couldn't have looked happier in her neon pink top and black Adidas tights, as another yogi posed for a snap alongside the Mean Girls actress.

Amy was in control of the camera phone for the Sunday selfie, stretching her cheeky grin into a wide beam. 

Usually blonde, the mother-of-one wore her vibrant red locks back in a low, messy bun and sported a stunning, makeup free visage.

Say cheese! Amy couldn't have looked happier in her neon pink top and black Adidas tights, as another yogi posed for a snap alongside the Mean Girls actress

Say cheese! Amy couldn't have looked happier in her neon pink top and black Adidas tights, as another yogi posed for a snap alongside the Mean Girls actress

Amy is collaborating with Mindy Kaling in her latest venture, which sees the duo play the voices behind the film's animated characters - Joy and Disgust.

The movie by the Pixar studio which brought the world Toy Story almost 20 years ago, shows characters personifying basic human emotions of Joy, Anger, Disgust, Fear and Sadness acting out their roles in the head of a young girl named Riley.

Speaking of the role, Amy previously told Fast Company: 'It’s an artistic endeavour that I feel truly adds value to the world. 

Fit and fun! Amy and her fellow yogi giggled as they went their separate ways outside the Sydney studio

Fit and fun! Amy and her fellow yogi giggled as they went their separate ways outside the Sydney studio

'I don’t know if I've worked on another film where I could say that.'

The Golden Globe winner has also teamed up with Bradley Cooper once again as counsellors Ben and Susie in Wet Hot American Summer.

The eight-episode miniseries - streaming July 31 - is based in 1981 at fictional New England Camp Firewood and takes place before the events from the 2001 satirical summer camp comedy.

'We thought it was funny that in the original we played a bunch of teenagers,' co-creator Michael Showalter said in a statement, adding: 'Now we're in or forties and our characters are even younger.'

Nasty name: In her latest venture, Amy is the voice behind the film's animated character, Disgust

Nasty name: In her latest venture, Amy is the voice behind the film's animated character, Disgust

 

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