Brackenridge Public Event: A24's Sing Sing with Co-Star Clarence Maclin

Free Screening of A24's Sing Sing & Discussion with Co-Writer and Co-Star Clarence Maclin. Refreshments provided with ticket - please RSVP The UTSA Department of Philosophy and Classics along with UTSA Arts is proud to present Brackenridge Distinguished Visiting Lecturer Clarence Maclin, co-writer and co-star in A24's film Sing Sing. At Sing Sing Prison, incarcerated men find purpose through theatre in this stirring true story of resilience, humanity, and the transformative power of art, starring an unforgettable ensemble cast of formerly incarcerated actors. On Friday, October 16 we will host a free screening of Sing Sing followed by a discussion with Clarence Maclin that will focus on the significance of the humanities in educational settings of all kinds and the transformative possibilities of creativity and connection. • Doors at 5:30pm • Free Screening at 6:00pm • Discussion with Clarence Maclin Refreshments will be provided upon proof of RSVP. Location: NESA Black Box Theater at LEE High School (1400 Jackson Keller Rd, San Antonio, TX 78213). Free parking on premises in front of the Performing Arts Center. Enter through the Performing Arts Center Co-sponsors: UTSA Department of Philosophy and Classics, UTSA Arts Partner Programs: The Philosophy and Literature Circle, Texas Education Justice Alliance-South, and Hudson Link for Higher Education in Prison Support from: North East School of the Arts Please note: This film is rated R due to profanity and sensitive subject matter, and may not be appropriate for all audiences.