A proof of the Backer Reward postcard, designed by Courtney Zell.
Hey Backers!
We’re in the midst of some exciting times for our upcoming production but I wanted to address some important housekeeping points for our backers.
Backer Reward Fulfillment:
Over the past six months it was necessary to use all of our time and resources to secure the theater and engage the other key components that will make The Eternal Space a full-fledged Off Broadway production this November. With most of that safely underway, I will be able to devote the month of July to fulfilling the print rewards that I know you’ve all been so patiently waiting for. These include the train ticket reproduction, the postcard, and the Norman McGrath prints. The only exception will be the designed production poster. We haven’t printed those yet since we are waiting to confirm the talent names. Our goal is to fulfill the posters at some point in the fall. Above you will see a proof of our backer postcard as designed by illustrator and artist Courtney Zell
Ticketing:
For those of you who filled out the ticketing request forms we thank you and want you to know that we have received and are processing your requests. Since it took a few weeks to get the The Eternal Space into the Telecharge system, we are now ready to generate your invoices and send them along. Again prepare to receive those invoices throughout the month of July.
If you have tickets coming to you as a backer reward and haven’t had the chance to reserve your seats, you still can by clicking on this form. Please do so as tickets are already on sale to the public. And for those backers who don’t have tickets as part of their reward package but would like to jump on purchasing tickets for the fall, visit our newly instated Telecharge profile page by clicking here.
Should you have any questions or concerns I am happy to field them and again, I thank you for your support and your patience. Launching an Off-Broadway production is a mammoth task and one that wouldn’t be possible without your support.
With gratitude,
Justin