What does ENSA stand for?

Entertainments National Service Association (WWII-era UK organization)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

They were the product of ENSA: the acronym for Entertainments National Service Association or, according to Tommy Trinder, Every Night Something Awful.

That's entertainment on stage and at war

During the war years it had been impossible to continue normal activities but several members kept in touch with amateur stage work by giving service in shows by Entertainments National Service Association, better known as ENSA.

Amateur dramatics: When am-dram came out of the doldrums

Passionate about classical music, she was a regular at London concerts and it was through her musical contacts that Ingpen joined the "good music" section of the Entertainments National Service Association, the wartime office that provided entertainment to British servicemen.

Opera manager Joan Ingpen dies at 91

He also toured the Middle East with ENSA, the Entertainments National Service Association, in World War II, and was No.

Wat's that on the flag? answers to correspondents

THE Entertainments National Service Association was set up at the outbreak of war by the actor, theatrical impresario and dramatist Basil Dean (1888-1978).

Theatre of war; answers to correspondents