“Sing Sing,” arriving in theaters Friday with Colman Domingo, is a valentine to the valuable work at the Ossining, New York, maximum security prison since its Rehabilitation Through the Arts theater program for inmates was begun decades ago.


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2024-07-29 00:20:01">July 29, 2024 at 12:20 a.m.</time>

“Sing Sing,” arriving in theaters Friday with Colman Domingo, is a valentine to the valuable work at the Ossining, New York, maximum security prison since its Rehabilitation Through the Arts theate…{ai:summary}<p>"Sing Sing" hits theaters, shining a light on the Ossining prison's transformative arts program. With Colman Domingo leading, it’s a love letter to the healing power of theater in the lives of those behind bars.  </p><p>A tale of redemption wrapped in creativity.  #society</p>

Colman Domingo hypes the power of art in ‘Sing Sing’

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