Location:
Milton Keynes, UK
Welcome to the official ticket hub for the Milton Keynes Comedy Festival 2026, taking place across Milton Keynes city centre from 9–12 July 2026.
For one long weekend, venues across the city will host an exciting programme of live comedy, including stand-up shows, Edinburgh preview performances, interactive dining experiences and family-friendly workshops. Whether you're planning a Friday night out, a Saturday showcase with friends, or daytime comedy for younger audiences, there’s something for every taste and budget.
Browse the full programme below to view event details, venue information and ticket prices. Many shows have limited capacity, so we recommend booking early to secure your preferred performances.
Experience live comedy in Milton Keynes — all in one unforgettable festival weekend.
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TweetWe really enjoyed this show. Hal was really funny , witty and clever, it was quite clear some of his material was spontaneous. Well done, we would love to see him again.
Review left at 7:29pm on Mon 13th Jul 2026
Thoroughly enjoyable show for both children and adults. My grandchildren had a wonderful time. It was great to hear so much laughter. Spencer was great and very creative!
Review left at 6:22pm on Mon 13th Jul 2026
Would have been good to have a break halfway through to get another drink and then maybe people might have understood the concept more and warmed up a bit for the next half
Review left at 6:04pm on Mon 13th Jul 2026
I’ve been to sky room before so thought would be in tiered seating but wasn’t so not great as short. Lots of delays as not many people knew their allocated seats. Staff were helpful but more info on type of seating and where it was would be better.
Review left at 5:51pm on Mon 13th Jul 2026
Venue is like a goldfish bowl. Not the best, but it served its purpose.
Review left at 5:26pm on Mon 13th Jul 2026
The venue was a nice pub/restaurant. Good drinks reasonably priced. Not really set up for comedy. The actual comedy space was just a bit of the bar separated with a curtain. Could have heard the whole act without having a ticket. But I do support comedy and I am not suggesting that anyone should do this. Entry was a bit last minute and asa preference on a gig with no seat reservation I do not like being told where to sit. Should be able to choose. Small venue and I know that do this with best intentions but seeing groups arriving later and getting better seats is a little irritating. Would happily recommend the acts I saw, but not the venue. For this type of event.
Review left at 5:24pm on Mon 13th Jul 2026