The Bell Ringer

The Moore Theatre
1932 Second Ave. Seattle

The new holiday rock opera The Bell Ringer is coming to The Moore Theatre. The show delivers a powerful and inspiring experience combing anthemic rock music with poignant storytelling. The Bell Ringer is the debut album from Seattle-area progressive rock band Symphony North, and it relates a story that builds on the ideas of selflessness and self-worth, employing the talents of musicians hailing originally from as far as Sweden, Spain, Russia, and Turkey. Joining them are a number of local music icons, including Roger Fisher (Heart). The Bell Ringer is a show both rock fans and families can build a new holiday tradition around, with big performances and a poignant story of selflessness. The story of The Bell Ringer takes place on the night of Christmas Eve, when one destitute man learns, by helping others in simple but important ways, a deeper sense of his own self-worth. The Bell Ringer composer and producer, Peter Orullian, is a former frontman for legendary Seattle bands Heir Apparent and Fifth Angel, who, not many years ago, in a chance meeting, received words of personal encouragement from a number of best-selling Christmas artists, who told Orullian the world needs more Christmas stories and Christmas music, and encouraged him to get his record done.