In 1921, the perfect vampire film was created by F. W. Murnau, based on Dracula but without permission from the Bram Stoker Estate. A court ordered the destruction of the plagiarised film, which was almost completely lost to the world, but for one saved copy. It rose again to become the blueprint for future vampire films and still thrills and inspires 100 years on.
Composer/pianist, Dmytro Morykit, returns to Wilton’s after being silenced by a modern ‘plague’, to perform his seminal piano concert once more. Nosferatu creates many strange synergies: the ship which ran aground at Whitby and inspired Stoker was called the Dmitry and Dmytro has an early connection with the Goth band Bauhaus.
Morykit's incredible live performance alongside the film creates a haunting evening of image and sound, ending on an uplifting finale. He brings new audiences to both music and film. The vital ingredient is the live performance of his piano suite, Land of Spectres.
The show has toured extensively across Europe.
Running time: 1hrs 40mins plus a 20 minute interval
Wilton's has been granted the use of Society Of London Theatre & UK Theatre's 'See It Safely'
mark. The mark certifies that we are complying with the latest
Government and industry COVID-19 guidelines, to ensure the safety of our
staff and audiences. Find out more here about what Wilton's has put in place ready for your visit, and what you will need to know beforehand.
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The production you are buying a ticket for is being sold at full capacity, in line with the current government guidelines. However, there is a chance that by the time the production happens we may be requested by law to return to a socially distanced capacity.
If we have to reduce the capacity then we will confirm bookings based on the date on which they were booked with the earliest bookings being given priority. If there is not space for everyone then later bookings will be notified and we will attempt to exchange your ticket/s for another performance of the same production. If this is not possible you will be eligible for a full refund.
The production you are buying a ticket for is being sold at full capacity, in line with the current government guidelines. However, there is a chance that by the time the production happens we may be requested by law to return to a socially distanced capacity.
If we have to reduce the capacity then we will confirm bookings based on the date on which they were booked with the earliest bookings being given priority. If there is not space for everyone then later bookings will be notified and we will attempt to exchange your ticket/s for another performance of the same production. If this is not possible you will be eligible for a full refund.