Urzila Carlson is back with an all new stand up show

Urzila Carlson is back with an all new stand up show

Award winning comedian Urzila Carlson is back with an all new stand up show that explores when it became unacceptable to like meat and impossible to process gluten. And why isn’t it okay to call people out when they’re being assholes?

You don’t need to like the latest hipster indie banjo band just because everyone’s saying they do. It’s actually okay to think they’re shit, you’re not alone.

South African born, and now New Zealand citizen, comic Urzila Carlson took to the stage for the first time in 2008 and has since racked up an impressive array of awards for her stand up including Best Female Comedian at the 2010, 2011, 2012 & 2013 NZ Comedy Guild Awards and the coveted TV3 People’s Choice Award two years in a row at New Zealand International Comedy Festival.

Urzila is a regular face on NZ television making numerous appearances on shows such asAotearoHA!, Road Madness and 7 Days – but it is at her live shows where she truly shows what an amazing comedy talent she is.

Urzila says “I'm almost as excited about doing this show as I was about seeing Oprah, and I was pretty excited about Oprah!”

“Loud, proud & irresistible” – Theatreview

“If you don't have a ticket yet, find one, pinch one. Get yourself in front of this amazing and highly gifted comedian, you won't regret it” – Theatreview

URZILA CARLSON - UNACEPTABLE
WELLINGTON
Dates: Wed 4 – Sat 7 May, 8pm
Venue: Macs Function Centre, 4 Taranaki St
Tickets: $28 - $30 (service fees may apply)
Bookings: iticket.co.nz // 0508 ITICKET (484 253)

AUCKLAND
Dates: Fri 13 & Sat 14 May, 7pm
Venue: SKYCITY Theatre, Level 3, cnr Wellesley & Hobson Sts
Tickets: $28 - $30 (service fees may apply)
Bookings: ticketek.co.nz // 0800 TICKETEK (842 538)

As part of the 2016 NZ International Comedy Festival powered by Flick Electric Co. from22 April - 15 May.
For the full line-up of shows in the Festival head to comedyfestival.co.nz

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