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"Leopoldstadt" actor Brandon Uranowitz sat down with CBS2's Dick Brennan to talk about the play, the recent rise in antisemitism and the need for education and empathy.
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"Leopoldstadt" actor Brandon Uranowitz sat down with CBS2's Dick Brennan to talk about the play, the recent rise in antisemitism and the need for education and empathy.
Actor Brandon Uranowitz is a three-time Tony nominee who has had a recurring role in "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel," along with appearances in several other TV shows and films. He told CBS2's Dick Brennan why he keeps returning to the stage.
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