KickTraq

Please watch my extremely LO-FI thank you video coming at you not from Grand Central or Penn but from my kitchen. Again words really don't cover it.  See you at the theater! You'll need an HTML5 capable browser to see this content. Play 00:00 00:00... (Read More)

It's our final week to fundraise! As of Thursday 7PM our campaign's clock will stop for good so backers please get the word out to anyone you think may be interested in pledging to see this show become a reality.  To mark the occasion of our last... (Read More)

Image Courtesy of URHS, Boonton, NJ With just thirteen days left in our campaign we are happy to offer the following new backer reward for $175. A family-friendly visit to the United Railroad Historical Societies of NJ (URHS) train yard in Boonton,... (Read More)

Good news Backers! We've added a $10 dollar backer gift and it's pretty sweet. Take a look.  Now if you've given $10 or more to our Kickstarter you will receive a full-sized reproduction of the very first train ticket into Penn Station on September... (Read More)

Sadly, this Kickstarter project can't bring the old, beautiful Penn Station back, but it will briefly allow us to revisit it, in play form. "The Eternal Space" will use old photos, many which you've never laid eyes on, "to tell the story of a friendship forged during the demolition of New York's Pennsylvania Station." Most of the photos included in the play were taken by Norman McGrath, and if you pledge $75, you'll get one of his never-before-seen 8 1/2" by 11" photos. (Read More)

The original Pennsylvania Station was a marvel of architecture from its Beaux-Arts exterior that stood like an imposing entrance to New York City’s west side to its lofty steel interior that harkened back to the Belle Époque of France. Its loss, which was one of the clinching demolitions that cemented the preservation movement, is still felt in New York City’s historical consciousness today. Architectural competitions seek to return the station to its glory, while better serving the population. And now, a play called The Eternal Space is in the works about an untold story from the demolition. (Read More)

Greetings Backers, My name is Justin. I'm the guy in the video and the creator of The Eternal Space. I hope this update finds you well. Right off the bat, I want you to know that I will record these updates as attached audio files (at the bottom of... (Read More)