Nosferatu the Vampire – in concert live to film

Nosferatu the Vampire – in concert live to film invites you to a spine‑tingling, sensory journey through the haunting corridors of one of cinema’s most iconic German Expressionist masterpieces. The 1922 silent classic by F. W. Murnau, based on Bram Stoker’s Dracula, still radiates the same hypnotic power more than a century after its debut, with distorted sets, shadow‑laden frames and creatures that seem to slip beyond reality. In this special screening, the film is accompanied by a fully improvised, heart‑racing live score rendered on the Grand Orgue Pierre‑Béique. Maestro Jason Roberts delivers a vivid sonic palette that colors every scene—from simmering tension to the sweeping surges of sound during the infamous sea voyage—turning the screening into a palpable, shiver‑inspiring experience. With no orchestra, the solo organ’s improvisation feels intimate and immediate, blending perfectly with the film’s chilling atmosphere. Prepare to be transported back to a midnight theatre, where image and music entwine to awaken the ancient dread that still lingers today. For details and tickets, visit the official link.