The Sincerity Project #5 Virtual Replay

Did you miss your chance to see The Sincerity Project #5 live last December? Wishing you could relive it?

For one week only, you'll be able to catch a replay of the show from the comfort of your own home (or wherever you want to watch this, we won't judge). The video will be available for viewing beginning on December 1 and ending on December 8 at a link that will be sent to you upon purchase.

Did you write a letter to yourself at a previous Sincerity installment? By purchasing a ticket to this replay, you'll receive your letter AND supplies to write yourself a new letter to be read at The Sincerity Project #6. Just make sure you provide us with your current mailing address during the checkout process!

ABOUT THE SINCERITY PROJECT

Beginning in 2014 (and concluding in 2038), The Sincerity Project is a 24-year iterative performance experiment that captures the passage of time and its impact on the bodies, minds, and emotions of a group of individuals over two and half decades. The project gathers the same ensemble of creator-performers every two-to-three years to develop a new installment, each its own original devised work of theater that reflects the changes in the ensemble’s lives and in the world. Sincerity is an attempt to create a space for both personal and communal reflection by returning to each other and to the theater, ultimately inviting its artists and audience to sincerely engage with the harrowing, beautiful, and complex realities that come with time’s passing.

An ambitious and audacious undertaking, each unique installment serves as a kind of creative archiving practice, inviting both the performers and audience, whom we affectionately refer to as “the village,” to mark the passage of time. Alongside each installment’s performance, audience members are invited to write “letters to future selves,” which we hold onto until the next installment.

The Sincerity Project is a truly original endeavor. Sometimes referred to as the experimental theater world’s “Boyhood” or “7-Up Series” (a film and TV series that capture the passage of time over many years), no other live performance activity has aimed to gather the same community of artists and audience for two and half decades.