Urzila Carlson will bring her new stand-up show That’s Enough Already to Brighton Centre on Friday 17 September 2027.
General sale opens at 10am on Friday 30 October 2026. The Sussex date follows Carlson’s 2026 touring run and takes her to the larger seafront venue after performances at Brighton Dome and Hastings’ White Rock on that earlier itinerary.
What is That’s Enough Already about?
The new show takes aim at the limits of patience and the familiar language of keeping your emotional reserves topped up. Carlson’s starting point is the gap between how much frustration people seem able to absorb and how quickly the good moments disappear.
It is a new touring show, with the Brighton Centre announcement explicitly placing it after the sold-out 2026 run. Her official dates page lists Brighton at 8pm, while the venue gives doors as 7pm.
Where might you have seen Urzila Carlson?
Carlson is a South African-born New Zealand comedian with a substantial audience in Australia and New Zealand. Her television credits include the Australian and New Zealand versions of Have You Been Paying Attention? and Australia’s The Masked Singer.
For UK viewers, her stand-up specials provide a useful introduction. They include Netflix’s Overqualified Loser and Comedians Of The World, alongside Token African. Her website also links to full-length comedy performances and the series URZILA on ABC iView.
The titles give readers a way to explore her delivery before choosing a live date, rather than relying only on a brief television clip.
At a glance
| Date | Friday 17 September 2027 |
|---|---|
| Venue | Brighton Centre |
| Doors / show | Doors 7pm; show listed for 8pm |
| General sale | Friday 30 October 2026, 10am |
| Ticket limit | Six per person |
| Layout | All seated |
| Age information | Live Nation lists the show as 16+ |
2027 UK and Ireland tour dates
The official itinerary also includes Amsterdam on 14 September. The UK and Ireland dates are:
| Date | Venue |
|---|---|
| 2 September | Bath, Forum |
| 3 September | Bristol |
| 4 September | Cardiff, Utilita Arena |
| 5 September | Bournemouth, Pavilion |
| 7 September | Ipswich, Regent |
| 8 September | Nottingham, Royal Concert Hall |
| 9 September | Sheffield, City Hall |
| 10 September | Birmingham, Symphony Hall |
| 11 September | London, Eventim Apollo |
| 17 September | Brighton Centre |
| 18 September | Belfast, Ulster Hall |
| 21 September | Dublin, 3Olympia |
| 22 September | Reading, Hexagon |
| 24 September | Manchester, O2 Apollo |
| 26 September | Edinburgh, King’s Theatre |
Tickets and age restrictions
Live Nation’s Brighton listing gives a 16+ restriction. Brighton Centre’s page currently displays its more general wording about accompanied under-14s, so anyone booking for a teenager should confirm eligibility with the ticket seller before paying.
Prices and seat availability are provided through the venue’s booking link.
Getting to Brighton Centre
The venue is on Kings Road, Brighton, BN1 2GR. From Brighton station, the route towards the seafront runs downhill via Queens Road and West Street; allow for the uphill return after the show. Churchill Square is the nearby city-centre bus hub.
For wheelchair spaces, companion tickets or advice on suitable seating, use the venue’s accessible booking information. Its Access Line is 01273 292695, normally open Monday to Friday, 10am–2pm, with arrangements adjusted for some on-sale mornings.
Find more local performances in our Sussex What’s On coverage.
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