Glyndebourne tickets 2023 always sell out for this most popular opera festival.
Glyndebourne Festival will run from 19 May to 27 August 2023
Every production, whether an opera or concert, will be wrapped in the full Festival experience: indoor performances with a long dining interval and time to enjoy the gardens.
The famous Glyndebourne Festival showcases a spectacular array of musical flair across many weeks in the summer. Audiences flock from far and wide to enjoy the fine music and the ambience of the beautiful surroundings. This level of luxury hospitality is unmatched at any other operatic festival.
Due to its popularity and the itch for Londoners to experience a brief reprieve from city life in the summer months, it is incredibly difficult to come across good tickets to see the Glyndebourne Festival 2023. However, we can source and provide a range of VIP tickets for a host of the most popular productions and the best seats for any date.
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Glyndebourne Schedule 2023. Festival 2023 (May till August)
Festival 2023 performance schedule
All information in this performance schedule is correct at the time of publication and is subject to change.
OPERA / DATE
MAY 2023
Don Giovanni Friday 19 May
L’elisir d’amore Saturday 20 May
Don Giovanni Sunday 21 May
L’elisir d’amore Wednesday, 24 May
Don Giovanni Thursday, 25 May
L’elisir d’amore Saturday 27 May
Don Giovanni Sunday, 28 May
Don Giovanni Wednesday 31 May
JUNE 2023
L’elisir d’amore Thursday 1 June
Don Giovanni Saturday 3 June
L’elisir d’amore Sunday 4 June
Don Giovanni Tuesday 6 June
L’elisir d’amore Thursday 8 June
Don Giovanni Friday 9 June
Dialogues des Carmélites Saturday 10 June
L’elisir d’amore Sunday 11 June
Don Giovanni Wednesday 14 June
Dialogues des Carmélites Thursday 15 June
L’elisir d’amore Friday 16 June
Don Giovanni Saturday 17 June
Dialogues des Carmélites Sunday 18 June
L’elisir d’amore Tuesday 20 June
Don Giovanni Wednesday 21 June
L’elisir d’amore Thursday 22 June
Dialogues des Carmélites Friday 23 June
Don Giovanni Saturday 24 June
L’elisir d’amore Sunday 25 June
Don Giovanni Tuesday 27 June
L’elisir d’amore Thursday 29 June
Dialogues des Carmélites Friday 30 June
JULY 2023
A Midsummer Night’s Dream Saturday 1 July
Don Giovanni Sunday 2 July
L’elisir d’amore Wednesday 5 July
A Midsummer Night’s Dream Thursday, 6 July
Dialogues des Carmélites Friday 7 July
Don Giovanni Saturday 8 July
L’elisir d’amore Sunday 9 July
A Midsummer Night’s Dream Tuesday 11 July
Don Giovanni Thursday 13 July
Dialogues des Carmélites Friday 14 July
Don Giovanni Saturday 15 July
A Midsummer Night’s Dream Sunday 16 July
Dialogues des Carmélites Friday 21 July
A Midsummer Night’s Dream Saturday 22 July
Semele Sunday 23 July
Dialogues des Carmélites Monday 24 July
Semele Wednesday 26 July
A Midsummer Night’s Dream Thursday, 27 July
Semele Friday 28 July
Dialogues des Carmélites Saturday 29 July
A Midsummer Night’s Dream Sunday 30 July
AUGUST 2023
Semele Tuesday 1 August
Semele Thursday 3 August
The Rake’s Progress Friday, 4 August
A Midsummer Night’s Dream Saturday, 5 August
Semele Sunday 6 August
A Midsummer Night’s Dream Tuesday 8 August
Semele Wednesday 9 August
The Rake’s Progress Thursday, 10 August
Semele Friday 11 August
The Rake’s Progress Saturday, 12 August
A Midsummer Night’s Dream Sunday 13 August
The Rake’s Progress Tuesday 15 August
Semele Wednesday 16 August
A Midsummer Night’s Dream Thursday, 17 August
The Rake’s Progress Friday, 18 August
Semele Saturday 19 August
The Rake’s Progress Sunday, 20 August
A Midsummer Night’s Dream Tuesday 22 August
Semele Thursday 24 August
The Rake’s Progress Friday, 25 August
Semele Saturday 26 August
The Rake’s Progress Sunday, 27 August
19 MAY – 15 JUL
Don Giovanni (Mozart)
‘Give up, women? Are you mad!’
20 MAY – 09 JUL
L’elisir d’amore (Donizetti)
‘Behold, the magical love potion!’
10 JUN – 29 JUL
Dialogues des Carmélites (Poulenc)
‘Have you never been afraid of death?’
01 JUL – 22 AUG
A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Britten)
‘Lord, what fools these mortals be!’
23 JUL – 26 AUG
Semele (Handel)
‘All our boasted fire is lost in smoke.’
04 AUG – 27 AUG
The Rake’s Progress (Stravinsky)
‘Tis not your money but your soul which I require….’
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Glyndebourne 2023
Glyndebourne Festival, which will run from 19 May to 27 August 2023.
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Glyndebourne opera house stands next to the country home of one John Christie and is now run by his grandson, Gus. As it were, the ‘family business has always been preoccupied with artistic excellence and talent, and for Decades, this has remained the touchstone of everything Glyndebourne stands for.
Glyndebourne has many traditions associated with it; the extended interval between acts in shows is one of them. This gives those attending the chance to dine at some of the region’s finest restaurants or serve a gourmet picnic on blankets and rugs across the grounds. Extravagance is encouraged; many bring their tables, some embellish them with ice buckets and candlesticks, and almost everyone shows up in immaculate evening dress.
Extravagance is encouraged; many bring their tables, some embellish them with ice buckets and candlesticks, and almost everyone shows up in immaculate evening dress to experience an evening of Glyndebourne opera that they will never forget, book your Glyndebourne Opera tickets now. Not to mention the tradition of catching the Glyndebourne train.
How to get to the Glyndebourne opera.
Travel to the festival has been made simple and accessible; a shuttle bus takes festival goers from Lewes, the nearest train station, right to the festival site, and car parking is free for those who decide to use their transport.
Opening times: Please allow plenty of time to explore and get there; the grounds open at 3 pm on festival days, meaning that attendees have plenty of time to arrive and enjoy the Glyndebourne tour of their surroundings before they take their seats for the performance.
Glyndebourne Dining
options include everything from a champagne bar under a marquee, to a hot and cold carvery in relaxed and informal surroundings, for those who want to let their hair down after an evening of dramatic operatic action. You need to book dining or picnics. When making a dining booking, you do not need your seat numbers. Please enter your details only. When placing the order, you can enter the email address you would like all the booking details sent. We strongly recommend that you book online in advance at diningatglyndebourne.com.
On your arrival
Pre-performance services start from 3.00 pm Monday to Saturday and 2.00 pm on Sunday
The Long Bar
considered the best rendezvous at Glyndebourne, The Long Bar offers a warm welcome to all. A full range of Champagne, Pimms, wines, beers, spirits, soft drinks, appetisers and sandwiches, teas and coffees are all offered and can be pre-ordered or purchased on the day.
The Lawn Bar
Glyndebourne’s beautiful grounds and gardens can be enjoyed before the performance from the Champagne tent on the lawn. Open in fine weather; it offers Champagne, Glyndebourne house red and white wines, Pimms by the jug or glass, beers and a selection of soft drinks.
Middle & Over Wallop Tea Rooms
The Ha Ha Tea can be found in the tranquil surroundings of the Middle & Over Wallop conservatory. The Pre-performance tea service includes freshly baked scones with Cornish clotted cream & summer fruit jams, finger sandwiches, French pastries, and a selection of teas & coffees. In addition, champagnes & wines by the glass are available. Tables can only be guaranteed by pre-booking.
Mildmay Tearooms
For a more relaxed afternoon tea, visit the Mildmay Tearooms. The terrace and veranda are also open in fine weather. Unfortunately, tables cannot be pre-booked and are allocated upon arrival.
Glyndebourne Picnics
Glyndebourne supports the much-loved & long-standing tradition of picnicking and offers four types of picnic, prepared in their style. Available for collection on a pre-order basis from the Picnic Hut. They offer a Summer Picnic, Traditional Picnic, and an All-Inclusive Traditional Picnic with Champagne, furniture & Porter.
Picnic Porter Service
If you have ordered a Summer or Traditional Picnic for an additional fee, a picnic porter will take your picnic and any furniture to your chosen location and set it up for you. This will then be cleared away following the Long Interval or later if you choose to return after the performance.
The Short Interval
This short 20-minute interval during certain productions *, please enquire. The Long Bar is open & beverage stations are on the Circle & Upper Circle balconies.
The Long Interval
Dinner is served in all three restaurants during the Long Interval. Owing to the time constraints of the interval (80 minutes), pre-ordering your dining requirements in advance is necessary.
Middle & Over Wallop
Extensively refurbished, this restaurant is designed on three levels with a glazed extension offering views over the South Downs. Fine dining can be pre-booked, offering 3 courses.
Nether Wallop
Nether Wallop follows the style of The Christie Dining Hall, which was the very first dining hall at Glyndebourne. It offers a popular hot carvery with traditional roast beef and salmon en route and a cold buffet. A great range of cold desserts is also available.
Mildmay
This restaurant looks out onto the magnificent walled garden. The restaurant offers a relaxed environment with an intimate setting for those who dine on the balconies or al fresco on the veranda in fine weather. British theme menus focus on quality, freshness and seasonal ingredients.
