Win Tickets ($30): Nosferatu (1922) Silent Film with Live Music By: MLTZR @ Mission Theater | Electronic, Jazz
We are giving away a pair of tickets to Nosferatu w/ MLTZR @ Mission Theater on March 20. To win, comment below on this post why you’d like to attend. Winner will be drawn and emailed March 16.
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From our sponsors:
Silent Film w/ Music: Nosferatu (1922) with Live Music by MLTZR
March 20, 2026
7:30-9:30pm | $15 | All Ages
Purchase Tickets: mcmenamins.com
Mission Theater
1624 NW Glisan St, Portland, OR 97209
Experience the silent film classic, Nosferatu (1922) accompanied by live music and sound effects by Portland, Oregon based musician MLTZR.
MLTZR is a beatmaker, producer, and bassist known for his background straddling jazz and creative electronic music. His transition from jazz to electronic production began in college after discovering the SP-404 sampler. He takes the improvisational and collaborative aspects of jazz to his electronic performances, which range from beat cyphers to movie livescores at Portland’s historical theaters. As the Creative Coordinator for the Ext.606 recording studio, he leads programming in-studio and in the field, including a partnership with Multnomah County Libraries providing classes and production resources for Portland’s youth. MLTZR has opened or performed with such artists as Knower, Carrtoons, Taylor McFerrin, Gogo Penguin, Baths, Alan Jones Abacus, and many more.
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Love the combo of silent movies and live music! Would love to go.
This sounds amazing! Love silent films!
This sounds interesting! What a great classic to have live music with
Oh pretty pretty please, this sounds perfect. I’m a bit ashamed to say I have never seen this film. I’ve always wanted and meant to see it. Just never got around to or had an opportunity.
I’d like to go!
Super interesting! I would love to go
Love nosferatu, especially the best film if the 3
Yes please! Sounds fun
Legendary film! How magical it would be with live music. 🤗
I’m SO in!!
My partner and I started watching old films from the 30s and 40s over the holidays. Would be thrilled to add this silent 1922 gem to our list.
Wow, I have always wondered what it would be like to watch a silent film with live music. This would be an amazing experience!
Sounds cool!
I love this film! It is absolutely one of my very favorites, and I think it is the template from which all vampire movies should be created. He is creepy and weird— not like the handsome leading men that have played him over the years (my girlfriends and I used to pull down our collars and say “bite me!) Seriously, I do think it is one of the best of the silent movies. And to see it with live accompaniment! Be still my heart!
I would love this
This sounds so cool, would love to go!
A very cool and unique experience.
Oh wow, what a fun and unique event! — I love silent films, and of course Nosferatu is a favorite. I’d love to be a part of this experience.
Oh man! We were just talking about silent films with live music. Pick us I’ll get an extra ticket and I’ll bring my kids to get them “cultured” lol. Thank you!
Never seen this film or seen a film with live music so this would be so cool!!
Creepy!
sounds super cool!
This looks really cool! Would love to go!
I’d love to see this silent film with musicians. Something I haven’t experienced. The mission is such a cool place to do this!
What a great date night idea!
I feel like I’m from the silent film era and it’s my birthday month- please grant my Time Machine wish!
I’d like to go!
This sounds incredible!
Sounds fun!
Omg this sounds like such a perfect spooky night, I never get out of the house anymore since having a baby but would love to attend this
The idea of seeing this silent classic accompanied by a live soundtrack sounds like a great date night plan. Let’s do this!
I adore live music and this is one of my favorite movies, I would love to attend but don’t have the funds currently so this would be amazing
Never seen a silent film and I’d love to!
Never seen this before!