Luke Gasparre

For Veterans Day, Hudson Warehouse has interviewed World War II Veterans and now telling their stories for a one-night only, multi-media production. Using the oral accounts of surviving World War II Veterans, along with their journals and news reporting, Hudson Warehouse actors will recount these incredible stories of valor, sacrifice, and victory.

For Veterans Day, Hudson Warehouse has interviewed World War II Veterans and now telling their stories for a one-night only, multi-media production. Using the oral accounts of surviving World War II Veterans, along with their journals and news reporting, Hudson Warehouse actors will recount these incredible stories of valor, sacrifice, and victory.

The cast of Broadway's hit musical Bandstand - the only musical to depict the World War II veteran experience on Broadway - welcomed 'America's Longest Working Rosie the Riveter,' 97-year-old Elinor Otto, and 93-year-old Luke Gasparre, decorated Battle of the Bulge Purple Heart recipient in his original service uniform, to the Broadway stage on Friday evening. Following the performance curtain call, Bandstand star Corey Cott invited them to join the Broadway company for a special salute and bow. BroadwayWorld was there and brings you photos from the visit below!