THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA: The Silent Film with Live Orchestra Experience the magic of the silent silver-screen with a live 60-piece orchestra in this one-of-a-kind event! Join us at the Ted Mann Concert Hall in Minneapolis on Halloween night, to celebrate the centennial year of the iconic silent film, The Phantom of the Opera, accompanied by a live performance from The Curse of the Vampire Orchestra!  Leo Presents and the Ted Mann Concert Hall will host one grand showing of this 1925 classic silent film. This unique production was created by Minnesota's own composer/conductor Philip Shorey. It features a local symphony mixed with choral musicians, modern electronic music, a rock n’ roll light-show, and campy haunted house effects. Shorey has been performing his original works with popular silent films (Nosferatu & The Kid), giving them new life for modern audiences across Europe and North America. Come celebrate the 100 year anniversary of The Phantom of the Opera on Halloween night with a modern score and excerpts from the original Faust Opera. The Phantom of the Opera is most widely known for the Broadway musical, but long before that, French author Gaston Leroux wrote the novel in 1909. The silent film is the original adaptation of the novel that inspired the hit Broadway musical. Experience a spooktacular evening with the original adaptation of this timeless classic. Feel free to come dressed in your best masquerade 1920’s attire. Ted Mann Concert Hall Address: 2128 S 4th St, Minneapolis, MN 55455  Parking is available across the street at 21st Ave Parking Ramp. Ticket information: General Admission Tickets: $30 (Show at 8pm - Doors at 7pm) For more information on the orchestra, visit www.curseofthevampire.com