Glyndebourne

Glyndebourne

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Jane Smith
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Fab opera, absolutely fab. It was great to be able to dress up and public, and the various indoor spaces mean that picnics need not be ruined by the weather. The grounds are so pretty and the gardens are something special. Most excellent day out!

Voice Collective Brighton
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David Chester
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Louisa Fairbrother
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A Wonderful place nestled into the Sussex countryside. Men all in tux and women in gowns which I would recommend as it always looks out of place to be the one who didn't dress for the occasion! I recommend you do ! A great experience and a great day to escape and enjoy watching opera whilst drinking champagne!

Alan Bancroft
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A magical setting in the Sussex countryside. A world class opera house with picnics on the lawns, marquees or dine in the restaurant. The music, singing, stage settings, production and direction are world class. Tickets are available for the general public at very affordable prices. Opera is not exclusive, everyone can be thrilled by the magical experience of an evening at Glyndebourne.

Harry Brent
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Glyndebourne Opera House is a magical place whether during the Summer Season or the Winter Tour; tickets for the latter are the average cost of a high end pop concert. The operas are always beautifully staged with a mix of British & international singers and a full orchestra. Although the catering may seem expensive, it is always faultless and the profits go directly into keeping the Opera open and it's associated education programmes. Opera is not just for the super-rich, it is for everyone and if you're worried about language, there are sir-titles, or in other words a digital display above the stage with a translation. One last thing to mention, it doesn't matter who you are, the Glyndebourne front of house staff treat every person with politeness, kindness & a caring attitude.

Marie Frey
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What a place! Scenery is the secret: the garden is beautiful, you get drinks and dinner served if you wish, the music is magnificent you feel the joy of the artists while playing - it s a motivation to take out your best wardrobe and join the most elegant dressed people - denims would definitely be an offense for all the ones giving their best at Glyndebourne!

Gaynor Lewis
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Magical atmosphere. Beautiful garden for picnicking in interval. Wonderful quality of opera (Cendrillon by Massanet) Excellent air-conditioning in auditorium and facilities for disabled. Such a pity it's so very, very expensive!

Essex ACF
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Astrid Brodie
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I always adore Glyndebourne, the gardens are so beautiful the staff are young trained very well. Also the opera was fantastic. To make 5 star from me. I need a trolley back to carpark with my picnic things, it get taken because we need hekp but we need hekp back. Secondly I the guardians/or senor staff of the opera house to have their metals back because they look like hotel staff and you are not a hotel.

sara callarman
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Great opera. Superb funny production, marvellous music of course. Restaurant was nice but veggie main was tasteless and wine was poured before we arrived so rather warm! I am waiting for restaurant manager to respond to me but after ten days I'm still waiting.

Westron Wynde
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A great opera house, set in attractive surroundings. Festival is expensive but fun. Productions vary from the familiar and popular repertoire - Mozart and the usual Italian stuff to the more modern and avant-garde, which is always disappointing for the posers and corporate hospitality brigade, hoping for something more accessible. Anyway, it's nice to don the uniform, adopt a learned stance and brush shoulders with the regulars, and bewildered foreigners trying to find their place in the Festival pecking order.

Ed Rogers
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Always a pleasure to visit. Recently saw Saul - we were absolutely blown away by the splendour of the production. This is opera staged to the highest degree. The sun was shining as we set out our picnic on the immaculately kept lawns, and stayed shining throughout. It was a night to remember.

John M. White
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Went here to interview Danielle de Niese, and it was a spectacular visit. The whole staff and Dani were extremely accommodating. Within minutes of parking we were drinking tea and eating fish and chips. A stunning property, a sight to behold. I will have to go back for a performance, as I understand that's why most people go!

Antonio Iglesias
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It is the opera in the middle of the field, wonderful and unique in the world. Very traditional English and with very well-kept gardens where in the summer when you are going to enjoy a good opera and it is common for them to be very good, in a long interval you will have dinner at outdoors having a picnic and all this with the audience dressed very formally in gala, impressive and unique.

Jonathan Dowler
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Opera where the company works on a production together, rather than being thrown together at the last minute; where visual and vocal beauty unite with humour; where productions are the sum of efforts by numbers of people rather than the vehicle for a directors ego; where voices are often fresh and new, the stars of today and tomorrow rather than yesterday; where festival combines a fresh look at the old and an opportunity to enjoy the new; and an opera house, atmosphere and environment conducive to civilised enjoyment, make Glyndebourne one of the chief pleasures of my life.

robert hamer
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