MY DOG’S GOT NO NOSE - Theatre on Saturday 25th May
You join the man as he prepares backstage for his first ever stand-up comedy gig. Something he has waited over 30 years for. Find out how he got to this point in his life... but be warned... the man and the performance are not quite what they seem!
“Giles Shenton held his audience’s attention for nearly two hours; their interest or curiosity in the first half and then to have them fully engrossed in the second before a shocked silence when you could hear a pin drop in the auditorium.” Alton Herald
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If you wish to book the village hall please use the online booking facility or for more information contact us.
Ilmington Village Hall from the foot of Foxcote Hill
Ilmington Village Hall is situated in a picturesque position on the corner of Foxcote Hill and Front Street. It was originally built in 1933 on land given by Major Spenser Flower, and was extended through a Millennium Project in 2000. More recently, in 2012, the kitchen was extended and refurbished to provide spacious, well-equipped catering facilities.
True to its purpose of promoting leisure, recreation and education for the benefit of all villagers, the hall is the centre for an array of community activities from pilates to film nights, as well as hosting concerts, theatrical productions, wedding and christening parties and other public and family events. There are currently four regular user groups (see times here) who use the facilities. The hall is also the location of the emergency heart defibrillator.
The hall is available to be booked for parties and gatherings of many types. More details can be found on our bookings section, or please contact us via our contact page
