Davidson-Houston to be Glyndebourne’s new MD

Written on 25 April 2022.

Richard Davidson-Houston, Glyndebourne’s director of audience development, is to be the opera house’s new managing director.

Taking over in the autumn he will work alongside artistic director Stephen Langridge and will replace Sarah Hopwood who is retiring.

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