Glyndebourne America

Today this work is carried on by Glyndebourne America, a US non-profit organisation.

From the first Glyndebourne Festival in 1934 to the present day, Glyndebourne has fostered a close and collaborative relationship with the United States; offering American singers the opportunity to appear at Glyndebourne and welcoming opera lovers as they come to visit.

Acknowledgment in the Festival Program book.

An opportunity for priority purchase of up to six Festival tickets, an invitation to a pre-performance reception during your time at the Festival, and acknowledgment in the Festival Program Book.

All of the above, but with the opportunity for priority purchase of up to 12 Festival tickets, and invitations to pre-performance receptions during your time at the Festival.

All of the above, but with the opportunity for priority purchase of up to 24 Festival tickets, as well as invitations for pre-performance receptions during the Festival, invitations to events at Glyndebourne, in London and (when scheduled) in the United States, and concierge service.

All of the above, plus access to the Old Green Room for pre-performance receptions, a backstage/ garden tour, invitations to Old Green Room events – including a private event with Glyndebourne Executive Chairman Gus Christie – open rehearsals throughout the season, annual Festival pass for car-park, and personal bespoke service (including transportation and dining arrangements).

All of the above, and opportunities to have exclusive dinners in the Old Green Room during the Festival and to meet opera casts and artistic teams.

All of the above, plus special recognition in the Festival Program Book and a tailored relationship (including attending early rehearsals, and additional exclusive opportunities with cast and artistic team) with Glyndebourne.