Urzila Carlson Announces 2025 Australian Tour
The comedian is heading to Adelaide next July for a show at the AEC Theatre.
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South African-New Zealand comedian Urzila Carlson is embarking on her biggest tour yet when she hits Australia next year.
The multi-award winner is bringing her new show You Don’t Say to Australian stages throughout 2025, including performances as part of next year’s Melbourne International Comedy Festival.
Discussing her upcoming tour dates, Urzila says: “You Don't Say is a show born out of sarcasm and storytelling from the mind of a woman who might be slightly out of her mind! I cannot wait to tour this show and bring it to your ears!”
Carlson’s first stand-up show takes place at Melbourne’s Palais Theatre on Tuesday, April 1 and is followed by performances at Bunjil Palace in Narre Warren on Wednesday, April 2 and Frankston Arts Centre in Frankston on Thursday, April 3. Carlson then returns to Melbourne’s Palais Theatre for two shows on Friday, April 4 and Saturday, April 5 before hitting Adelaide’s AEC Theatre on Saturday, July 26, Brisbane’s Convention and Exhibition Centre on Saturday, August 2, Toowoomba’s Empire Theatre on Friday, August 8 and Newcastle’s Entertainment Centre on Friday, August 15. The final three dates of the tour take place at Sydney’s ICC Theatre on Saturday, August 16, Canberra’s Llewellyn Hall on Saturday, August 23 and Perth’s HBF Stadium on Saturday, August 30.
My Live Nation members can secure tickets first via the My Live Nation pre-sale that kicks off at 12:30pm today and runs until 12:30pm on Wednesday, October 2. General admission tickets go on sale at 1:30pm on Wednesday, October 2. For full ticketing details visit Live Nation.
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2024 has been a big year for Urzila Carlson, with the comic lending her voice to the animated flick Ozi alongside Donald Sutherland, Laura Dern, Ru Paul, and Amandla Stenberg. She was also cast in the rom-com Kinda Pregnant which stars Amy Schumer, Alex Moffat, Damon Wayans Junior and Will Forte. The film is scheduled for release in 2025.
This year also saw Carlson perform her first-ever show in America at the Netflix Is A Joke Festival, with the comedian set to return in 2025 for her first national tour of the States followed by shows in the UK.
Catch Urzila Carlson at AEC Theatre on Wednesday, Saturday, July 26. For full ticketing information visit Live Nation.
Urzila Carlson You Don’t Say Australian Tour 2025 Dates
Tuesday, April 1 – Palais Theatre, Melbourne
Wednesday, April 2 – Bunjil Place, Narre Warren
Thursday, April 3 – Frankston Arts Centre, Frankston
Friday, April 4 – Palais Theatre, Melbourne
Saturday, April 5 – Palais Theatre, Melbourne
Saturday, July 26 – AEC Theatre, Adelaide
Saturday, August 2 – Convention And Exhibition Centre, Brisbane
Friday, August 8 – Empire Theatre, Toowoomba
Friday, August 15 – Entertainment Centre, Newcastle
Saturday, August 16 – ICC Sydney Theatre, Sydney
Saturday, August 23 – Llewellyn Hall, Canberra
Saturday, August 30 – HBF Stadium, Perth
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