The Tony-winning actor will donate his time to benefit the American Theatre Wing.
Tony and Emmy winner Neil Patrick Harris and the American Theatre Wing have partnered with the online platform Prizeo to offer the chance for one fan to join Harris on set of his Netflix series, A Series of Unfortunate Events.
Neil Patrick Harris in A Series of Unfortunate EventsJoe Lederer / Netflix
Those interested can visit Prizeo.com/NPH to make a $10 donation and receive 100 entries for the grand-prize opportunity to join Harris on set in Vancouver, British Columbia, this October. Roundtrip airfare and hotel accommodations for two are also included.
The sweepstakes benefits the American Theatre Wing, which is celebrating its centennial this year.
Harris, who announced the campaign in a video that can be seen above, said, “I am so proud to support my good friends at the American Theatre Wing. And I’m even more excited to have one ‘fortunate’ winner join me on set in Vancouver. Raising money for the Wing guarantees support for the next generation of theatre storytellers.”
“Having hosted four Tony Awards and winning one himself, Neil is the true definition of a show man. We are thrilled that he is able to join in support of the Wing for our Centennial, with this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity,” added Heather Hitchens, president of the American Theatre Wing.
Harris’ Prizeo campaign runs through September 26.
From Screen to Stage and Back Again! Check Out These Highlights From Neil Patrick Harris' Show Biz Career
From Screen to Stage and Back Again! Check Out These Highlights From Neil Patrick Harris' Show Biz Career
The ever-busy Neil Patrick Harris, who won the 2014 Tony Award for his performance in Hedwig and the Angry Inch, is headed back to TV in his new hour-long TV variety show "Best Time Ever with Neil Patrick Harris," which will premiere Sept. 15 on NBC. Harris — who rose to fame as the young star of "Doogie Howser, M.D." — has had quite a stage career in addition to his success on screen. Here's a look back!
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Neil Patrick Harris in the 1997 Rent national tour
Emily Bergl and Neil Patrick Harris in the 1998 Old Globe Theatre production Romeo and Juliet
Patti LuPone and Neil Patrick Harris in the 2001 San Francisco Symphony concert production Sweeney Todd
2002: Neil Patrick Harris In the Broadway play Proof
Neil Patrick Harris as the Emcee in the Broadway musical Cabaret
Neil Patrick Harris and company in the 2004 Broadway musical AssassinsJoan Marcus
Neil Patrick Harris and company in the 2004 Broadway musical AssassinsJoan Marcus
James Barbour and Neil Patrick Harris in the 2004 Broadway musical AssassinsJoan Marcus
Josh Radnor and Neil Patrick Harris in the 2004 Los Angeles production of The Paris LetterCraig Schwartz
Neil Patrick Harris, Lawrence Pressman, Josh Radnor, Patricia Wetting, and Ron Rifkin in the 2004 Los Angeles production The Paris LetterCraig Schwartz