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The 1920 film that invented the horror set, played live in a hall of the same vintage.
Robert Wiene's Caligari is where German expressionist cinema starts: painted shadows, crooked walls, and a twist ending that studios copied for decades. Tom Marlow of the Lucky Dog Picturehouse has written a new piano score and plays it live, in a music hall built sixty years before the film. 19:00. £15 to £20, with concessions available.
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