St Lawrence Jewry presents THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA (1925) with live organ accompaniment.
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WEDNESDAY 28th OCTOBER 2026, 7pm (doors open at 6.15pm)
Step into a world of shadow, suspense, and soaring sound at an unforgettable Silent Film Night in the stunning surroundings of St Lawrence Jewry. This special event brings the 1925 cinematic masterpiece 'The Phantom of the Opera' back to life.
On Wednesday 28th October 2026, as darkness falls over the City of London, the historic Guild Church will set the stage for an evening of gothic drama and atmospheric storytelling. The film, featuring the haunting performance by Lon Chaney, will be accompanied live on the church’s renowned Klais organ, filling the space with a powerful, immersive sound that transforms the screening into something truly extraordinary.
At the heart of the experience is the celebrated and international award winning organist Aaron Hawthorne, whose masterful performance will breathe new life into every flicker of the film. From delicate, suspenseful notes to thunderous crescendos, the music will mirror every twist of the Phantom’s tale, drawing you deeper into the mystery, romance, and terror unfolding on the screen.
Guests can expect more than just a film screening. This is a fully immersive experience: the beauty and grandeur of this historic church, the visual artistry of silent cinema, and the raw emotional power of live music combining in perfect harmony. Arrive early for a good seat as the doors open at 6:15pm to soak in the atmosphere, take in the architecture, and settle into your seat with a drink from the bar before the performance begins at 7pm.
Whether you’re a lover of classic cinema, a fan of live music, or simply looking for a unique and memorable night out, this event offers something truly special. It’s a rare chance to experience silent film as it was meant to be seen; alive, thrilling, and captivating.
GENERAL ADMISSON - £15.00 (+ booking fee)
FRIENDS ADMISSION* - £12.50 (+ booking fee)
Step into a world of shadow, suspense, and soaring sound at an unforgettable Silent Film Night in the stunning surroundings of St Lawrence Jewry. This special event brings the 1925 cinematic masterpiece 'The Phantom of the Opera' back to life.
On Wednesday 28th October 2026, as darkness falls over the City of London, the historic Guild Church will set the stage for an evening of gothic drama and atmospheric storytelling. The film, featuring the haunting performance by Lon Chaney, will be accompanied live on the church’s renowned Klais organ, filling the space with a powerful, immersive sound that transforms the screening into something truly extraordinary.
At the heart of the experience is the celebrated and international award winning organist Aaron Hawthorne, whose masterful performance will breathe new life into every flicker of the film. From delicate, suspenseful notes to thunderous crescendos, the music will mirror every twist of the Phantom’s tale, drawing you deeper into the mystery, romance, and terror unfolding on the screen.
Guests can expect more than just a film screening. This is a fully immersive experience: the beauty and grandeur of this historic church, the visual artistry of silent cinema, and the raw emotional power of live music combining in perfect harmony. Arrive early for a good seat as the doors open at 6:15pm to soak in the atmosphere, take in the architecture, and settle into your seat with a drink from the bar before the performance begins at 7pm.
Whether you’re a lover of classic cinema, a fan of live music, or simply looking for a unique and memorable night out, this event offers something truly special. It’s a rare chance to experience silent film as it was meant to be seen; alive, thrilling, and captivating.
GENERAL ADMISSON - £15.00 (+ booking fee)
FRIENDS ADMISSION* - £12.50 (+ booking fee)
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Where is it happening?
Guildhall Yard, EC2V 5AA London, United Kingdom, London, United Kingdom
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Host or PublisherSt. Lawrence Jewry
