Stand-up comedian Urzila Carlson gets her first sketch showcase with Urzila, a 2026 Australian comedy series that swings between live stand-up sets and full sketch scenes.
What is Urzila about?
Built around Carlson's stage persona, the series moves quickly between stand-up segments and scripted sketches, giving her room to work in more than one comedic register across each 25-minute episode. Bron Lewis and Anisa Nandaula join her in the sketch material, and the show leans into fast pacing rather than a single sustained storyline.
About the cast
Urzila Carlson headlines the series, with Bron Lewis and Anisa Nandaula featured throughout the sketch segments. Henry Stone and Josh Thomson direct, splitting duties across the stand-up and sketch halves of the format.
Context & significance
Urzila is an Australian production and part of a wave of stand-up-led sketch shows that give a comedian's live act a second life in scripted form. Carrying an IMDb rating in the modest range typical of newly launched sketch comedy, the series arrives on K-Time as part of the 2026 comedy slate, aimed at viewers who want short, quick-turnaround episodes rather than long-form comedy specials. The format lets Carlson move between crowd-facing stand-up delivery and character-driven sketch writing inside the same half-hour, which is part of what distinguishes this show from a straight stand-up special or a purely scripted sketch series.
Watching Urzila on Ktime
Urzila streams on K-Time with a free account login required to watch; the show's page can be browsed without signing in. While the series has no Persian dub or subtitle track, K-Time's Farsi-language interface still makes it straightforward for Persian-speaking comedy fans to find, queue, and track new episodes as they're added, and English-language stand-up and sketch comedy has a steady following among diaspora viewers who watch it without translation.