G.I HOLIDAY JUKEBOX at BRIDGETOWN PORTLAND MUSICAL THEATRE

G.I. Holiday Jukebox is a musical tribute to the American Theatre Wing’s (ATW) Stage Door Canteen of WWII, an entertainment venue for American and Allied servicemen that operated in the Broadway district of New York City. The American Theatre Wing founded the Stage Door Canteen in 1942 as a way of supporting the morale of American troops during the war. Entertainers at the Canteen were unpaid and sometimes included Broadway and Hollywood names. G.I. Holiday Jukebox’s Stage Door Canteen is hosted by four fictitious Hollywood “stars” as they entertain the troops in an evening of 1940’s holiday music and standards.