Screenings roll out nationally in 2026. More dates and locations coming soon. Contact us to bring Redemption Time to your community.
June
Screenings and facilitated discussions for residents, correctional officers, and students from UNC Asheville will take place on February 5,6,12,13, and March 12,13.
Trinity United Methodist Church- (Public) Community partners: Deep Time, 12 Baskets, Asheville Poverty Initiative, Reentry Council, UNC Asheville Prison Education program.
December 10, 2025
Lancaster, PA December 10th, 2025
Our event included a short set of live poetry and music by Theatre For Transformation, followed by the film screening, followed by a panel discussion with RT lead/subject Christian Howes and a formerly incarcerated representative from the Lancaster Bail Fund. Other participating partners included Franklin and Marshall College Humanities, Music for Everyone, and Mental Health America of Lancaster. The UU, Shining Light, and other local organizations showed support as well. Barry Kornhauser from the Ware Performing Arts Center attended and proposed a larger event at the PAC in October, 2026.
November 23, 2025 – 4pm
Rosendale, NY, November 23rd, 2025
120 people attended our public screening at the historic Rosendale Theater. Partner organizations included the Bard Prison Initiative, The Restorative Justice Center, Bars Beyond Bars, and Family of Woodstock. The audience stayed to engage in reflections with our panelists following the screening. See the full panel here.
November 14, 2025
Greenville, SC.
We hosted a private screening for 15 formerly incarcerated individuals currently residing at Soteria House- a transitional housing for prisoners reentering society. Following the screening we engaged in conversation. The founder and executive director Jerry Blassingame said that the reason he wanted to show the film to the residents was “to help them by making it easier for them to share their own stories in better ways”.
October 21, 2025
Black Mountain, NC
The Redemption Time team worked with the organizers at Christmount to produce a screening, musical performance, and conversation with an interfaith group, including many ministers around the theme: “Companions on the Journey”, exploring the truth that no matter our differences, we are companions on the journey toward authentic communion with God & neighbor.
The “Chautauqua Comes to Christmount” conference, is modeled after the Chautauqua Institution, which began as a training camp for Sunday School teachers, founded in 1874. Since those early years, Chautauqua Institution has grown into an Inter-faith community that is dedicated to the exploration of the best in human values and the enrichment of life through a program that explores the important religious, social and political issues of our times; stimulates provocative, thoughtful involvement of individuals and families in creative response to such issues; and promotes excellence and creativity in the appreciation, performance and teaching of the arts…truly a “Festival of Mind, Body & Spirit…”
July 7, 2025
Black Mountain, NC.
The Redemption Time team collaborated with Whitehorse Black Mountain and Creative Strings to offer a screening of the full film as part of a double bill live music and film showing during one night of a performing arts festival, The Creative Strings Festival.
February, 2023
Greenville, SC.
For five days, we workshopped, rehearsed, and performed for a live audience. This live performance served as the basis for the film. We spent the next year editing the film- a total of eleven editions. We also gave educational workshops in Greenville for students at the SC Governor’s School of the Arts.
January, 2019
Durham, NC.
The Redemption Time team presented an early iteration of the film as a live stage production to a live audience. We were joined by local musicians, including Lovell Bradford, who later joined on piano in the final performance.
