Milton Keynes Theatre

About Milton Keynes Theatre

Milton Keynes Theatre is one of the area’s most popular cultural institutions, situated in the 12th Street Leisure Quarter, and a great stop for lovers of live drama, dance, comedy and musicals. Milton Keynes Theatre, part of the Ambassador Theatre Group (ATG), is a modern, state-of-the-art venue delivering world-class performances since its opening in 1999, and regularly hosts productions straight from London’s West End and beyond. The theatre is known for its modern architecture, its incredible acoustic capabilities and its flexible main auditorium. It attracts more than 300,000 visitors annually, ranging from cultural theatre goers to first-timers experience the enchantment of live performance. Whether you are planning a family night out, a romantic date, or simply a night at the theatre by yourself, Milton Keynes Theatre has something to preoccupy your mind in an environment of sheer quality entertainment.

What to Expect at Milton Keynes Theatre

With a capacity of up to 1,400 people, there is a unique space between grandeur and comfort.Here’s what the theatre has to offer:

• Broadway and West End productions such as Les Misérables, Hamilton, Wicked and Phantom of the Opera
• Comedy legends Sarah Millican, Russell Howard and Michael McIntyre
• Contemporary and classical dance, ranging from Northern Ballet to the Moscow City Ballet
• Opera and orchestral concerts often supplied by visiting national companies
• Seasonal family favourites such as The Snowman, CBeebies Live, and the perennial favourite Christmas pantomime

The theatre routinely provides captioned, audio-described and relaxed performances which cater for the vastest range of accessibility.

A Night Out at MK Theatre

When you experience a show at Milton Keynes Theatre, it’s much more than a performance: it’s a complete night out. You can enjoy drinks from the fully licensed theatre bars when you arrive. Theatregoers will find wine, cocktails, beer, and soft drinks at the sales point with licensed sales. On some nights, pre-show dining options in the upstairs Circle Bar Lounge will offer some light bites and grazing boards in a relaxed setting. There are a variety of premium theatre experiences available including VIP packages, private boxes, and exclusive member lounges for ATG subscribers. If you are enjoying a weekend getaway or city break in Milton Keynes, it is a cultural experience that is conveniently located adjacent to Campbell Park and within walking distance of some of the best restaurants in the city and hotels around the theatre.

How to Get There

Address: Milton Keynes Theatre, 500 Marlborough Gate, Central Milton Keynes, MK9 3NZ
By Car: The theatre is easily located using the M1 (Junction 14). There is ample parking space situated around and near the theatre.
By Train: Milton Keynes Central Station is approximately a 15-20 minute walk, or 5 minute taxi ride away.
By Bus: There are regular buses from all parts of Milton Keynes stopping within walking distance from the theatre.