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Join Wonderly Plus in the Wondery app today. Good morning. I'm Jane Pauley, and this is Sunday morning. For nearly 200 years, Sing Sing Correctional Facility, little north of New York City, has been one of the most famous and infamous prisons in the nation.

But as our Ted Koppel will tell us, a new movie is shining a light on a special program at the prison, one using

the arts to foster hope and forge a pathway to a brighter future.

These men are all incarcerated at Sing Sing Prison.

So this side is the real person, and this side is the mirror.

What if we told you that what they're learning here makes it 20 times less likely that

they'll ever end up in prison again?

And one of them, who was formally incarcerated, could even be nominated for an Oscar coming up on Sunday morning.

The past year has been one of triumph and loss for Nicole Kidman. The award-winning actor talks about some highs and lows with our Tracy Smith.

I'm not living like this. I'm not living in fear of exposure anymore.

Do you hear me?

Actor producer Nicole Kidman's made a career out of being fragile.

Do you think part of what makes you a good actor is that ability to feel intensely?

Probably.

Kate's always said you're like a raw egg that I've have to be the shell for.

And if you like raw, you should see her new film.

You're my baby girl.

Nicole Kidman, ahead on Sunday morning.

Mo Rocca gives us a sneak peek at the Broadway revival of the landmark musical Gypsy,

this time starring Audra MacDonald.

Luke Burbank goes behind the scenes with Grammy-nominated pop star Maggie Rogers.

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