SING SING continues to captivate audiences and critics alike, from Colman Domingo’s recent Golden Globes Best Actor nomination to Best Motion Picture nominations across the nation; this powerful movie based on RTA’s theater program is garnering widespread acclaim for its poignant portrayal of the transformative power of the arts.
As anticipation grows this awards season, A24 will re-release SING SING in theaters on January 17, 2025, giving audiences another opportunity to experience this remarkable story.
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We’re thrilled to celebrate Colman Domingo’s Golden Globe nomination for his extraordinary performance in SING SING. Domingo’s portrayal of John “Divine G” Whitfield, a founding member of RTA, captures the emotional journey of an incarcerated man who finds purpose and healing through theater. This nomination is the latest recognition of his outstanding work.
At the recent Gotham Awards, SING SING received well-deserved acclaim, with Colman Domingo earning the award for Outstanding Lead Performance. Clarence Maclin, a former participant in RTA’s theater program, was recognized with Outstanding Supporting Performance. These awards celebrate the authenticity and depth of the film, which features a majority cast of RTA alumni.
“As someone whose life was changed by RTA, I saw my own experiences reflected in the film. Colman Domingo’s performance, as well as the ensemble’s, captures the truth and humanity of what it means to rebuild oneself through the arts.” Peter Gomez, RTA Alum
In addition to these accolades, SING SING has been named one of the Top 10 Motion Pictures of the Year by the AFI Awards and received honors from the National Board of Review (NBR) for Best Adapted Screenplay and as one of the Top Films of 2024.
The movie has also garnered prestigious awards and nominations from numerous film critics’ associations and industry groups. The following organizations have recognized SING SING with awards or nominations:
American Film Institute (AFI)
Atlanta Film Critics Circle
Boston Society of Film Critics (BSFC)
Chicago Film Critics Association (CFCA)
Cinema Eye Honors
Film Independent Spirit Awards
Golden Globes
Gotham Awards
Indiana Film Journalists Association (IFJA)
Las Vegas Film Critics Society (LVFCS)
Michigan Movie Critics Guild (MMCG)
New York Film Critics Online (NYFCO)
San Diego Film Critics Society
Seattle Film Critics Society (SFCS)
St. Louis Film Critics Association (SLFCA)
Washington DC Area Film Critics Association (WAFCA)
Toronto Film Critics Association (TFCA)
Phoenix Film Critics Society (PFCS)
San Francisco Bay Area Film Critics Circle (SFBAFCC)
Southeastern Film Critics Association (SEFCA)
New York Film Critics Online (NYFCO)
Denver Film Critics Society (DFCS)
British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA)
These accolades underscore the film’s powerful storytelling and the remarkable performances that bring its narrative to life.
“Colman Domingo’s portrayal beautifully captures the challenges and triumphs faced by incarcerated individuals who, through the power of the arts, find healing, growth, and connection. This film vividly illustrates the life-changing work RTA has done over the past 28 years.” Leslie Lichter, Interim Executive Director, RTA
The film dramatizes the daily work of RTA, showing how the arts help incarcerated individuals develop life skills, foster personal growth, and build community. With a recidivism rate of less than 3% among participants, RTA’s human-centered approach is a proven model for change.
“SING SING showcases the proven approach of RTA in breaking the cycle of reincarceration. I encourage everyone to see it and witness the transformative power of creativity in action.” Darrian Bennett, RTA Alum
Mark your calendars for the re-release on January 17, 2025, to experience this extraordinary story of hope and resilience!
We invite you to support RTA and our mission to bring healing and transformation through the arts. Your support enables us to expand our reach and provide life-changing programs to more individuals.
