Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror (1922) with LIVE Organ by Aaron Hawthorne

Trade a routine movie night for a uniquely immersive experience in one of Lanarkshire's most atmospheric spaces. In the candlelit glow of Bothwell Parish Church, the original cinematic vampire appears on the big screen, while the church’s magnificent digital pipe organ fills the nave with a thrilling live soundtrack, performed by international award-winning organist Aaron Hawthorne.

What makes this special

• Iconic film, unforgettable setting: See a classic of early cinema in a centuries-old church; story and setting amplify each other.
• Live music you can feel: The organ’s power and nuance bring suspense, romance and drama to life in real time.
• A shared event: Experience the gasps, laughs and quiet hush of a crowd discovering (or rediscovering) a masterpiece together.

Who will enjoy it

• Film lovers curious about silent cinema done right
• Music fans keen to hear a concert-level performance
• Friends planning a memorable night out
• Couples looking for an unfrgettable date
• Anyone who enjoys a good story told with style and atmosphere

What to expect

Settle into the grandeur of the church as the lights dip and the first frames flicker to life. As themes swell and shadows play across stone, Count Orlok's world - mystery, obsession and dark allure - feels close enough to touch. It’s cinema, concert and historic venue all in one.

Rating: PG. With the live organ and evocative surroundings, it may feel a touch scarier than a standard screening.Capacity is limited—book early to secure your seat.