An Afternoon with Gloria Danili
Friday 11th September | 4pm - 5.30pm
Afternoon Tea & Exclusive Reading
Join us for a memorable afternoon at Bingham Riverhouse as we come together to support the forthcoming children’s theatre production, Mr Moore’s Bizarre Secret Society.
Mr Moore’s Bizarre Secret Society - A Fundraising Afternoon
Recommended for children aged 8+, this is a wonderful opportunity for families to enjoy an afternoon of storytelling, imagination and theatre, while helping support the development of an exciting new production.
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.
There will also be an opportunity to make a donation on the day to support the production and help bring this exciting new work to the stage.
We’re delighted to be able to support children’s theatre through this special afternoon, and hope you’ll join us in helping bring this wonderful new story to life.
Your ticket includes:
Tea and cakes
An exclusive reading by Sarah Finch
The opportunity to meet the creative team
The chance to support a new children’s theatre production
Members £20 | Non-Members £25 | Children Free
If you have any dietary requirements or allergies, please email membership@binghamriverhouse.com when booking so we can accommodate your needs.
See the Full Show
Want to see Mr Moore’s Bizarre Secret Society come to life on stage?
The full production opens 30th September 2026 at The Bridewell Theatre, EC4Y 8EQ
Book your tickets at mrmooreshow.com and support this exciting new children’s theatre production.
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Gloria Danili is a children’s book author with a master’s in Creative Writing and Production from the Università Cattolica in Milan. She has published stories with renowned publishers in Italy (Lapis, Piemme and Edizioni Corsare), France (Pocket Jeunesse, including a five-book series written as Angélique Chevalier and inspired by Dumas’ The Three Musketeers), Turkey (Kitapchi) and Greece (Dioptra). Drawing inspiration from her lively childhood imagination, background in scenography for Italian children’s TV programmes—including DeaKids’ Freestyle! Tutta un’altra stanza—and experience volunteering as a hospital clown in the footsteps of Dr Patch Adams, she creates enchanting stories for young readers, from picture books to novels for ages 4–11+. |
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Sarah Finch’s work includes seasons with the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) and Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre, Pirandello’s Henry IV in the West End with Richard Harris, and various plays at Shakespeare’s Globe. Her screen work includes Disney’s C.S. Lewis: Dreamer of Narnia; the BBC series The Pickwick Papers, Campion and Second Sight; and the feature film Man Dancin’. Sarah also works extensively abroad as a director and actor, including in Italy, Cuba and Morocco, and across Europe—most recently touring Etty…in transit in Austria. |