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Help us fulfil our artistic ambitions on stage by becoming a production supporter.

Production Support from £5,000+

As a Glyndebourne production supporter, you will be invited to gain an insider view of the creative process through special events and rehearsals. You will also enjoy a tailored relationship with Glyndebourne and year-round benefits.

To find out more information, or to have an informal conversation about opportunities for support, please contact our Director of Development, Helen McCarthy, at helen.mccarthy@glyndebourne.com or call 01273 815 032.

Support Semele

BE INSTRUMENTAL IN BRINGING HANDEL’S DRAMATIC ORATORIO TO GLYNDEBOURNE

Semele is among the most popular of the composer’s stage-works. In its first-ever Glyndebourne staging, Semele will be directed by acclaimed Welsh director Adele Thomas, making her Glyndebourne debut.

In recent years, Glyndebourne has forged an impressive reputation for delivering fresh and memorable productions of works by Handel, with successes including TheodoraRodelindaGiulio CesareRinaldo and Saul.

Czech conductor and baroque music specialist Václav Luks will make his Glyndebourne debut leading the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment. American soprano Joélle Harvey takes the virtuoso title role, alongside British mezzo-soprano Jennifer Johnston as Juno and British tenor Stuart Jackson as Jupiter.

Support Don Giovanni

BE INSTRUMENTAL IN BRINGING A NEW PRODUCTION OF MOZART’S MOST COMPLEX WORK TO THE GLYNDEBOURNE STAGE.

The works of Mozart have been at the heart of Glyndebourne’s repertoire since the inception of the Festival and this will be the company’s seventh production of Don Giovanni since its first appearance in 1936.

Director Mariame Clément applies her incisive, probing approach and humour to a production examining the idea and experience of seduction and the model of masculinity presented by the mythical figure of Don Giovanni.

Moldovan baritone Andrey Zhilikhovsky stars as the womanising aristocrat Don Giovanni, with the roles of Donna Anna and Donna Elvira, two of the many women to be seduced and abandoned by the dastardly nobleman, performed by Russian soprano Venera Gimadieva and Armenian soprano Ruzan Mantashayan.


If you would like to discuss support, we would love to hear from you.

JOIN THE Semele or DON GIOVANNI CIRCLE OR SYNDICATE (FROM £5,000+)

Deepen your involvement and gain an insider’s view of the creative process through special events.

Please contact Director of Development, Helen McCarthy, at helen.mccarthy@glyndebourne.com or call +44 (0)1273 815032


Image credits: Il turco in Italia, Festival 2021, photo by Bill Cooper | Festival 2023 illustrations © Katie Ponder

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