​Phil Stockton (Director) is honored to have been involved as a host/narrator in the Cellblocks to Mountaintops podcast. This 8 part series traces the life of Sterling Cunio through a troubled childhood, over 9 years in Solitary Confinement, 
re-awakening as an artist and Restorative Justice activist, and his eventual release by commutation by the Oregon governor.  Available on all podcast platforms and very much worth a listen.

Big House Kite is embarking on a couple of exciting new projects!

Suicide Prevention Project - Wallkill Correctional, NY

Under the auspices of RTA (Rehabilitation Through the Arts), Phil will be working on a new play creation project focusing on the theme of Suicide Prevention. This promises to be a challenging and engaging project, with specific goals set by NYDOCS, to help educate the incarcerated population about how to better recognize the signs of potential suicide within their own community.

If you are unaware of RTA's work, make sure to check out the new movie, Sing Sing, which explores the progress of a group of men going through the RTA's theatre program at Sing Sing Prison.

Play Creation Project - Unnamed:

An exciting evening of performance and presentation tracing the life of one specific at-risk youth as he/she navigates life from family to prison and then release from incarceration. 

Check out our past work.

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