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Meet the RTA Alumni Featured in A24’s Acclaimed New Movie Based on RTA’s Theater Program _______ The A24 film SING SING brings to life the powerful stories of several Rehabilitation...
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At Rehabilitation Through the Arts, one phrase resonates deeply among participants, alumni, and teaching artists alike: Trust the Process. This mantra encapsulates the transformative journey that our programs foster, emphasizing...
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A four-part documentary series spotlighting the stories of several men close to our hearts here at Rehabilitation Through the Arts is re-airing this Saturday. The Sing Sing Chronicles follows the...
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As we celebrate Father’s Day, we are reminded of the vital role not just fathers, but all caregivers, play in shaping the lives of their children. However, for many families,...
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Rehabilitation Through the Arts (RTA) has transformed thousands of lives by helping people in prison develop critical life skills through the arts. It is also the inspiration behind A24’s upcoming...
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The reception to RTA’s performance of the Broadway play, “Thoughts of a Colored Man” in Green Haven Correctional Facility by acclaimed writer Keenan Scott II was nothing short of remarkable....
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From May 15-17, 2024, at Green Haven Correctional Facility, Rehabilitation Through the Arts (RTA) members are bringing to life the acclaimed production, “Thoughts of a Colored Man.” Written by Keenan...
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Excitement is brewing as A24’s Sing Sing, the highly anticipated feature film based RTA’s theater program starring Oscar nominees Colman Domingo and Paul Raci, gears up for its national release...
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Highlights from the SXSW US Premiere of Sing Sing. Sing Sing, the new feature film about RTA’s theater program starring Oscar nominees Colman Domingo and Paul Raci, had its U.S....
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RTA is excited to have been awarded grants from NEA and NYSCA for 2024.

A unique, comprehensive in-prison arts program which teaches critical life skills

Our Reimagining Myself® program is an innovative arts-based approach to reentry.

Engaging RTA members after their release, as they rejoin and thrive in society and our communities.