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Every Night Something Awful - The E.N.S.A. Show archive

Archive listings for Every Night Something Awful - The E.N.S.A. Show

Work type: Variety show.

T0733378573

September 3rd, 1939 - exactly 70 years ago - was the start of the Second World War. The Entertainment National Service Association (ENSA) consisted of established artists like Vera Lynn, George Formby, Max Miller, Gracie Fields and a host of stars who would travel all over the world, at great personal discomfort and sometimes considerable risk, to 'do their bit' to entertain the troops. But ENSA also consisted of hundreds of lesser artists - some of whom were, quite frankly, dreadful! The ENSA shows were frequently re-named "Every Night Something Awful" by their reluctant audiences. We hope to re-create the best bits - every one a winner - every act a gem - every item a piece of real nostalgia for the long lost days of Variety. Come and roll out the barrel, hang your washing on the Siegfried Line, and mark this special anniversary!
3 Sep 09 to 5 Sep 09Kenneth More Theatre, Outer London :: V313
listing details L01899773702

T0518063009

Company Redbridge Musical Guild Production.
11 May 05 to 14 May 05Kenneth More Theatre, Outer London :: V313
listing details L1948556041
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