Milton Keynes Theatre of Comedy (MKTOC) are back doing what they do best – making audiences laugh at classic comedies, and this time they’re entertaining us with a stage adaptation of the well-loved wartime TV comedy ‘Allo ‘Allo.
Witness the trials and tribulations of France’s greatest, if unwilling, hero, René Artois as he tries to juggle the demands of the resistance, the Germans, a pair of British airmen and the amorous advances of his serving girls. All your favourite characters and catch phrases for an evening of classic comedy!
More silly moustaches and dubious accents than you can shake a croissant at!
Based on the popular BBC TV series by David Croft and Jeremy Lloyd, this adaptation was created by MKTOC performers Dave Pibworth, David Lovesy and Steve Clark and had been sold to groups to perform all over the world.
Originally staged by MKTOC in 2013, the team is delighted to be returning to René’s café for more silly accents and convoluted plotting!
The show runs from 17th to 21st November 2026 at Stantonbury Theatre, Milton Keynes.
MKTOC are always good value for money, and with tickets at just £19 (£17 concessions), you’re assured of a great evening suitable for all comedy fans.
Book at www.mktoc.co.uk
