Maggie Worsdale at Hunterdon County Library

The defining historic experience for mankind during the 20th Century was most certainly the tragic years from 1939-1945 that encompassed the events surrounding World War II. But even throughout those dark days, a spark of humanity and redemption continued to shine through.

In a moving tribute to the resiliency of the human spirit, Traveling Literary Theater pays homage to the men and women who struggled, fought, lived and died during that terrible conflict which ended 75 years ago.

Seasoned professional actors in military fatigues, share personal letters, quotes and accounts of the war. International jazz singer, Maggie Worsdale, performs a number of songs that best represent the feeling and mood of the era. This performance has proven to be a fitting and uplifting tribute to the memory of those who made up what is now called “the greatest generation.” ...

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The defining historic experience for mankind during the 20th Century was most certainly the tragic years from 1939-1945 that encompassed the events surrounding World War II. But even throughout those dark days, a spark of humanity and redemption continued to shine through.

In a moving tribute to the resiliency of the human spirit, Traveling Literary Theater pays homage to the men and women who struggled, fought, lived and died during that terrible conflict which ended 75 years ago.

Seasoned professional actors in military fatigues, share personal letters, quotes and accounts of the war. International jazz singer, Maggie Worsdale, performs a number of songs that best represent the feeling and mood of the era. This performance has proven to be a fitting and uplifting tribute to the memory of those who made up what is now called “the greatest generation.”

Musical selections include: Don’t Sit Under the Apple Tree, I Don’t Want To Walk Without You Baby, I’ll Be Home for Christmas, I Left My Heart At The Stage Door Canteen, I’ll Be Seeing You.

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