It’s apparently never too late to schedule a limited Broadway run before the Tony Awards cutoff deadline.
Neil Patrick Harris will join the cast of the new farce “Peter Pan Goes Wrong,” which is now in previews and officially opens next week, from April 11 through April 30 as a special guest star, serving in multiple roles including as the narrator. “I’m a massive fan of Team Mischief and physical comedy in general, so I jumped at the chance to join their genius onstage,” Harris said in a statement.
The original 1964 Broadway production closed just two days before Hansberry died at age 34 of cancer. Isaac plays Sidney Brustein, a progressive-minded but immature and self-centered Jewish intellectual who lives in a Greenwich Village apartment in the early 1960s with his wife Iris , a struggling actress. They are joined by a Black activist, a reform politician, a gay experimental playwright, a suburban housewife, and a prostitute.
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