Michael Portillo will be coming to Milton Keynes where he will be sharing stories from his diverse life on stage.

The former politician and broadcaster is scheduled to appear at the Milton Keynes Theatre on November 16 as part of his nationwide tour, 'The Michael Portillo Show', which spans throughout October and November.

The tour will provide audiences with a glimpse into Portillo's life journey, ranging from his political career in Westminster to his adventures on the world's iconic railway routes.

Portillo, whose father was a refugee, rose to prominence as a leading British politician, serving under Margaret Thatcher.

He also made headlines when he ran for the leadership of the Conservative Party and lost his seat in a notable moment in British political history.

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Following his political career, Portillo transitioned to broadcasting, becoming a familiar face on TV screens, known for his interactions with Diane Abbott and Andrew Neil, and captivating audiences with his railway journeys around the globe.

In his unique stage show, Portillo will recount his life story, including his father's experiences of the Spanish Civil War and his escape to England.

The audience will also hear about Portillo's insights into political power, his transition to television, and tales from his railway journeys, reflecting on the history and current state of the world.

The show promises a blend of political anecdotes and travel stories, offering something for both politics enthusiasts and fans of Portillo's international adventures.