Back in 1980, then engineering student Bob Diamond rediscovered the Atlantic Avenue tunnel, a railroad access way built in the mid-1800s to help keep Brooklynites from getting struck by LIRR trains, which at the time, traveled on street level tracks. Read more »
With urban exploration going mainstream, these folks are hoping to ruin the tranquil tours of the Atlantic Avenue tunnel with some theatrical performance concept. They’re casting male actors who ain’t afraid to be underground and are mentally fit, declaring: “CLAUSTROPHOBICS NEED NOT APPLY.” We of course would have went in a totally different direction and hired this chick, who would undoubtedly draw more attention and interest than some subterranean thespians. Full details of the potential employment opportunities below:
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