Nosferatu New York Performances

*Nosferatu* is a film_score response to F. W. Murnau’s 1922 silent vampire film, in which Count Orlok’s arrival shadows a household and turns infection into a civic crisis. This live dance event, currently playing at Berlin, features The Flushing Remonstrance, treating the screen’s dread as movement and rhythm rather than dialogue. The film has long circulated in New York’s repertory and museum contexts as a cornerstone of Expressionist cinema and early horror’s visual grammar. One clear effect remains: it makes contagion feel architectural, built into streets and rooms.