Glyndebourne 2013: Hippolyte et Aricie - in pictures

Choreographer Ashley Page, director Jonathan Kent and the dancers discuss integrating dance into Rameau's 'ballet opera', including the challenges of moving while wearing an insect's head and court shoes.

Peggy Reynolds and guests introduce Rameau's 1733 opera, based on Racine's tragedy Phèdre.

Hippolyte et Aricie was Rameau's first work for the stage, written when he was nearly 50 and first performed in Paris in 1733. Glyndebourne's new production - its first ever Rameau - is directed by Jonathan Kent, designed by Paul Brown and conducted by William Christie, "the greatest Rameau interpreter of our time".

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Images from Glyndebourne's production of Donizetti's comic opera that will be streamed live on Tuesday 6 August and available to watch on demand until 31 August

Images from Glyndebourne's new production of Strauss's comic opera that will be live-streamed here on 4 June from 7pm.

Peggy Reynolds and guests discuss Benjamin Britten's opera, based on a Hermann Melville short story.

Donizetti's comedy - with a sparkling cast that includes the 'sparky and watchable' Danielle de Niese - will be streamed live from Glyndebourne on Tuesday 6 August from 7.15pm (BST).

A disused Wesleyan hall proves the perfect venue for Peter Sellars's atmospheric staging of Michelangelo Sonnets, writes Fiona Maddocks

Peggy Reynolds and guests discuss Donizetti's work, its commedia dell'arte roots, how it teams with beautiful music, and why Donizetti broke the mould with this, his, 64th of 66 operas.

The performance on Tuesday 6 August will be streamed here live from Glyndebourne and then available to watch again demand until 31 August.