Sun 12th Jul 2026 at 1:30pm ends 2:30pm
Revolución de Cuba Milton Keynes, Savoy Crescent, Milton Keynes, UK - Map
Milton Keynes Comedy Festival presents:
Tez Ilyas: Work In Progress
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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.
One of the most most celebrated stars in British comedy is back with his brand new work in progress hour.
As seen on: Live at The Apollo (BBC Two), The Last Leg (C4), Mock the Week (BBC Two), Comedians Giving Lectures (Dave), Alan Davies: As Yet Untitled (Dave), Comic Relief’s Big Night In (BBC One), Live from the BBC (BBC Two), The Chris Ramsey Show (Comedy Central), Live from the Comedy Store (Comedy Central)
‘Radiantly entertaining' - The Times
★★★★ The Guardian ★★★★ The Times ★★★★ The Telegraph
Tickets: £10.00
Address: Revolución de Cuba Milton Keynes, Savoy Crescent, Milton Keynes, UK
Timings: Bar Open: 1:00pm ¦ Entry: 1:00pm ¦ Show Starts: 1:30pm
Runtime: Approximately 1 hour
Seating: Seating is unallocated and arranged in theatre style. You can choose your seat on arrival on a first-come, first-served basis
Line Up:
Tez Ilyas
Age Restrictions:
May contain strong language and adult material; suitable for 16+
Wheelchair accessible
Travel & Parking:
Milton Keynes has thousands of spaces within easy reach of all Comedy Festival venues, both on-street and in multi-storeys. We advise you to check nearby signage before you park. Parking is free after 6pm in Milton Keynes. More information at https://mymk.cc/map.
Other Information:
Line-up subject to change, unfortunately we are unable to provide refunds.
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Reviews for this event
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Review left at 3:15pm on Mon 13th Jul 2026
Excellent except for the awful music played as an intro. Way too loud and was like nails down a blackboard. Might work for an audience the age of the dj not the audience of the comedian
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Review left at 5:17pm 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.
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Review left at 5:24pm on Mon 13th Jul 2026
Maybe a larger audience would have made a better atmosphere. Also the subject matter would have worked well with a less sober audience, so maybe later in evening
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Review left at 8:53pm on Mon 13th Jul 2026