Kenneth Tigar | The Happiest Man on Earth

from The Exchange | Podcast · host Ruby Jones

Acclaimed actor, Kenneth Tigar, joins "The Exchange" to discuss his starring role in the theatrical production, "The Happiest Man on Earth." Written by Mark St. Germain and inspired by the life of Holocaust Survivor, Eddie Jaku, the play contains themes of resilience, hope and healing. "The Happiest Man on Earth" is playing at the Denver Center Arts Complex through Nov. 2. Tickets are available at https://denvercenter.org.

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