In 'Sing Sing,' theater changes lives in prison

'Sing Sing' returns to theaters and hits streaming this month. How to watch
Along with a return to theaters on Jan. 17, the 2025 Golden Globe nominated film, "Sing Sing," will be shown in 1,100 correctional facilities across the country to over one million incarcerated individuals, according to an A24 press release obtained by TODAY.com.
Oscar Contender ‘Sing Sing’ Will Hit Theaters — And Prisons — This Week
The movie will screen in more than 1,100 correctional facilities nationwide, reaching nearly one million prisoners, according to distributor A24.
‘Sing Sing’ Set to Be First Film Released in Theaters and Prisons Simultaneously (Exclusive)
As A24 re-releases the Colman Domingo Oscar contender in movie theaters this week, the indie studio is also making Sing Sing available to nearly a million incarcerated people across the U.S.
'Sing Sing', Based On Events In Ossining, First Film Shown In Prisons, Theaters: Report
A movie based on a theater program at a maximum security prison in the Hudson Valley is making history by becoming the first film to be screened in prisons across the country, according to a report by The Hollywood Reporter.
SING SING Makes History with Dual Release in Theaters and Correctional Facilities
In addition to Sing Sing returning to theaters this Friday, the movie will also be shown in numerous correctional facilities across the U.S. including those in New York, California, and Texas.
Sing Sing Will Become the First Movie Shown in Theaters and Prisons Simultaneously
The movie will be available to nearly a million incarcerated people in more than 1,000 correctional facilities in the U.S. when it’s re-released in theaters this week.
At the Roxy: In 'Sing Sing,' theater changes lives in prison
Missoula's community cinema is opening "Sing Sing," a new drama based on a true story. There's also still time to see Timothée as Dylan and a Skarsgård as a vampire.
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‘Sing Sing’ released in theaters and prisons at the same time
The film was rereleased Friday in cinemas and correctional facilities in California, New York, Texas and 43 other states.
'Sing Sing' event focuses on the power of arts, rehabilitation in prison
A talkback with four of the A24 film's actors, including Clarence "Divine Eye" Maclin and John "Divine G" Whitfield zeroes in ...
Colman Domingo’s ‘Sing Sing’ To Make History As First Film Released In Theaters And Prisons
Colman Domingo's Sing Sing will be the first film to be simultaneously released to nearly a million incarcerated individuals ...
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‘Sing Sing’ Director Greg Kwedar on Making Art in Prison and Waves in Hollywood
We caught up with Kwedar to learn about awards season, prison theater, and what changes—and what doesn’t—when you get this ...
‘Sing Sing’ Cast Reuniting to Perform the Play From the Movie Live in New York City (EXCLUSIVE)
The formerly incarcerated actors from 'Sing Sing' will reunite in New York to perform the play that inspired the movie, ...
Formerly Incarcerated Cast of ‘Sing Sing’ to Reunite for Off-Broadway Performance
The cast of Sing Sing will perform an off-Broadway rendition of the play Breaking the Mummy’s Code, a time-traveling musical ...
‘Sing Sing’ to Screen at the New York State Legislature with Formerly Incarcerated Actor Q&A
IndieWire can announce that the Gotham Award-winning feature starring Colman Domingo will screen at the New York State ...