Phantom of the Opera (1925)

Occurring
for 2 hours
Venue
Bristol Cathedral
Address
College Green Bristol, BS1 5TJ, United Kingdom

Internationally acclaimed organist David Briggs will transform the Cathedral into a one-night-only cinematic spectacle, improvising a thrilling live score to Rupert Julian’s 1925 classic Phantom of the Opera. The newly restored organ will fill the space with soaring drama and bone-shaking power, perfectly matching every shadow, scream, and suspenseful twist to create a fully immersive experience.
Each performance is unique, with Briggs’ masterful improvisation ensuring no two evenings are ever the same. A rare opportunity for silent film enthusiasts, music lovers, and all who appreciate extraordinary artistry.

Event details
Doors: 6.15pm
Refreshments available before the performance.
Seating includes reserved central nave seating, with additional unreserved seating throughout the Cathedral.
All ages welcome

The Grand Organ Festival
Following an 18-month refurbishment, Bristol Cathedral’s historic organ has returned to its full voice.
Throughout 2026, we invite you to experience its magnificent sound through concerts, services, lunchtime recitals, and interactive workshops.
Whether you are here for worship, music, or to explore, we hope you will enjoy the awe-inspiring sound and beauty of this remarkable instrument.
Join us in celebrating the organ – a treasured part of Bristol’s heritage, renewed for future generations.

Bristol Cathedral

The site of the Bristol Cathedral has been a place of worship for the last 900 years. Today, the Cathedral continues to be an open and welcoming space for all people to pause for thought, find beauty and peace, feel the sacred and come together as communities.

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Phantom of the Opera (1925)

Occurring
for 2 hours
Venue
Bristol Cathedral
Address
College Green Bristol, BS1 5TJ, United Kingdom

Internationally acclaimed organist David Briggs will transform the Cathedral into a one-night-only cinematic spectacle, improvising a thrilling live score to Rupert Julian’s 1925 classic Phantom of the Opera. The newly restored organ will fill the space with soaring drama and bone-shaking power, perfectly matching every shadow, scream, and suspenseful twist to create a fully immersive experience.
Each performance is unique, with Briggs’ masterful improvisation ensuring no two evenings are ever the same. A rare opportunity for silent film enthusiasts, music lovers, and all who appreciate extraordinary artistry.

Event details
Doors: 6.15pm
Refreshments available before the performance.
Seating includes reserved central nave seating, with additional unreserved seating throughout the Cathedral.
All ages welcome

The Grand Organ Festival
Following an 18-month refurbishment, Bristol Cathedral’s historic organ has returned to its full voice.
Throughout 2026, we invite you to experience its magnificent sound through concerts, services, lunchtime recitals, and interactive workshops.
Whether you are here for worship, music, or to explore, we hope you will enjoy the awe-inspiring sound and beauty of this remarkable instrument.
Join us in celebrating the organ – a treasured part of Bristol’s heritage, renewed for future generations.

Safeguarding

Bristol Cathedral has a duty of care to all the children, young peope and adults who engage with our life and work. We take the responsibility very seriously and work closely with our partners to ensure that there is a safe and secure culture within the Cathedral.

If you have any questions about safeguarding in the Cathedral, please contact Ben Silvey (Chief Operating Officer and Cathedral Safeguarding Officer), or Chrissie Graham (Operations Officer for Safeguarding and Finance and Deputy Cathedral Safeguarding Officer) on 0117 926 4879

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Bristol Cathedral Charity No. 1204673