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Sam Green at Bing Concert Hall

About the Event

Prepare for an engaging evening as acclaimed documentary filmmaker Sam Green brings his unique live performance to Bing Concert Hall in Stanford, CA, on April 14, 2027, at 7:30 PM. Green is known for transforming the documentary format into a live cinematic and musical event, often collaborating with other artists. For this special engagement, he will be joined by renowned author and activist Rebecca Solnit. Together, Sam Green and Rebecca Solnit promise an insightful and thought-provoking presentation within the world-class setting of Bing Concert Hall at Stanford University.

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Sam Green's Live Documentary Performances

Sam Green redefines documentary filmmaking through live narration and often with live music or guest collaborators. His projects explore diverse subjects, blending archival footage, original film, and personal storytelling into a truly unique artistic experience. With Rebecca Solnit as a featured collaborator, audiences can anticipate a captivating exploration of ideas and narratives that transcend traditional film screenings.

Bing Concert Hall: An Intimate Stanford Venue

Experience Sam Green and Rebecca Solnit at Stanford's Bing Concert Hall, celebrated for its exceptional acoustics and intimate seating arrangements. The venue's innovative design ensures every seat offers clear views and immersive sound, making it an ideal setting for Green’s live documentary presentations. When attending Bing Concert Hall, please note that contactless mobile tickets are required for entry, and the venue accepts credit cards and mobile payments for food and beverage purchases. Arrive early to allow ample time for parking and to locate your seats. Buy your tickets now.