The two-time Oscar-nominated drama stars Colman Domingo and an ensemble cast of formerly incarcerated [A24]’s two-time ...

It also boasts a revelatory performance by newcomer Clarence Maclin, who in a just world would’ve nabbed an Oscar nom.

Jermaine Archer found a lifeline in Sing Sing: theater. Now, the Brooklyn native leads the nonprofit featured in the Oscar-nominated film "Sing Sing." ...

The true story behind 'Sing Sing' the film began in Sing Sing the prison, where a prison theater program changed lives.

The dance itself becomes a wonderfully low-key series of cathartic reunions and precious solace, where all the connections we ...

With the theater program, the inmates also develop an appreciation for acting and writing. One of Sing Sing’s best moments involves Divine G (Colman Domingo) giving Divine Eye (Clarence Maclin ...

“And that’s what acting became for me.” On Feb. 3, Velazquez and other “Sing Sing” cast members reunited at New York Theater Workshop to perform “Breakin’ the Mummy’s Code” for the first time in 20 ...

For Jermaine Archer, theater was a lifeline inside the walls of Sing Sing. Now he's the first formerly incarcerated man to head the non-profit group that saved him and sparked an Oscar-nominated film.

Brian Fischer, the superintendent of Sing Sing Correctional Facility, stands to face the crowd of incarcerated people and about 100 invited guests. It is Nov. 9, 2001, and the guests have been ...