Important: This is a discounted offer. Further payment is required to obtain your tickets through a third-party website after booking on our platform (see details in the pricing information section below).

In the decadent world of the wealthy and powerful, hedonism rules supreme. Enter Semele, whose love for Jupiter introduces her to luxury – and total destruction.

'Pretty Yende triumphs as Semele’ in Handel’s opera of power and privilege, in a new production 'skilfully directed by Oliver Mears'. (Le Monde)

How To Get Your Tickets

1. Book your desired number of vouchers (one voucher is equal to one ticket) and await an email from us confirming your order. This email will contain further information, this is NOT a ticket.

2. Open your booking confirmation and follow the instructions to redeem your ticket(s) using the unique link or code provided. You must redeem your ticket(s) as soon as you have purchased your voucher to avoid disappointment.

3. Once you have redeemed your ticket(s) and received them via email, take them with you and show them on entry at the event. Ensure that you take personal ID with you or you may be turned away.

Pricing Information

• One voucher is equal to one ticket

• Vouchers provide you access to discounted tickets on a third-party site

• Tickets retail at between £40 - £245, this voucher provides you with a code to reduce all tickets to £30

Additional Information
• The performances last approximately 3hr05m, including one interval

• Content Warning: contains depictions of violence, murder, and traumatic childbirth (Act I also includes pyrotechnics and flashing lights)

• For further event information please visit here

Accessibility Information

• There is lift access and step-free routes to over 100 seats in the Stalls Circle, Balcony and Amphitheatre. There are 10 steps or fewer to some seats in the Stalls Circle, Balcony, Amphitheatre and the Donald Gordon Grand Tier. All seats in the Orchestra stalls are accessed by 9 steps or more. A handheld bell is rung by Front of House staff to signal guests to take their seats before a performance. The bell is loud and can be startling. The bell is rung approximately ten minutes before the show starts and at each interval.

• Please note: We recommend all access bookings are made directly through the event organiser, however, we are here to assist where possible. Please get in touch with us prior to booking if you have access requirements. For accessibility information please visit here