Widely regarded as the nicest man in Hollywood, Henry Winkler’s incredible career was launched by his iconic portrayal of “The Fonz” in Happy Days. Following his recent and critically-acclaimed TV roles in Arrested Development and Barry, Winkler is embracing the power of truth and self-fulfillment outside of showbiz in his new vulnerable memoir, Being Henry. The Emmy Award winning actor, producer, comedian, and director takes the Chicago Humanities stage, led in-conversation with his Barry co-star D’Arcy Carden, to reflect on the ups and downs of his life, all told with his signature charm.

Listen to the program here.

A photo opportunity with Henry Winkler will be available following the event for audience members with a pre-signed copy of Being Henry.

• This program is presented with support from Francis W. Parker School.
• We are pleased to partner with the Seminary Co-op Bookstores, a not-for-profit bookstore whose mission is bookselling. General public tickets include a pre-signed copy of Being Henry, which you will pick up at the event by showing the book voucher in your receipt. Students, Teachers, and Charter Humanist member tickets do not include a book, but anyone can add a pre-signed book to their cart when selecting their tickets. 
  
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