An Afternoon with Gloria Danili
Friday 11th September | 2pm - 5pm
Afternoon Tea & Exclusive Reading
Join us for a memorable afternoon at Bingham Riverhouse as we host a traditional afternoon tea in support of the forthcoming theatrical production, Mr Moore's Bizarre Secret Society.
Enjoy a delicious afternoon tea before an exclusive reading by acclaimed stage actress Sarah Finch, whose distinguished career includes performances with the Royal Shakespeare Company, Regent's Park Open Air Theatre and London's West End.
Inspired by the imaginative worlds of Charles Dickens and Lewis Carroll, Mr Moore's Bizarre Secret Society is a magical new production celebrating storytelling, imagination and the power of community.
Following the reading, you'll have the opportunity to meet the creative team behind the production and hear more about the inspiration and vision that brought this enchanting story to life.
A proportion of each ticket sold will be donated in support of the production, helping to bring this exciting new work to the stage.
Your ticket includes:
Traditional Afternoon Tea
An exclusive reading by Sarah Finch
The opportunity to meet the creative team
Members £40 | Non-Members £50
Spaces are limited | Advance booking is recommended
A proportion of each ticket sold will be donated in support of the production, helping to bring this exciting new work to the stage.
If you have any dietary requirements or allergies, please email membership@binghamriverhouse.com when booking so we can accommodate your needs.
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Gloria Danili was born in Italy in a house filled with history and philosophy books. She worked in the creative fields of backstage production and set design, and after completing a master’s degree in creative writing, she went on to write programmes for children’s television. A number of wonderful ‘children’s’ books that she read as an adult marked her shift towards storytelling and sparked her passion for children’s literature. Today she lives in London with Emanuele and her twins in a house full of maps, trunks and teapots, and when she writes she enjoys imagining the characters from those stories perched beside her, busy making her a cup of tea and whispering ideas for her new stories. |
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