Despite actor Joe Hart being temporarily confined to a wheelchair following a recent auto accident, he will still play some of the title role in “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown.” Bob Irvin will direct the play for the Fair Oaks Theatre Festival, and he said he thought keeping Hart in the role of the indomitable Charlie Brown is a “fitting tribute to the character – to demonstrate Charlie’s undaunted spirit and unflagging optimism in the face of naysayers.”  But he wasn’t home free. As Hart couldn’t meet the physical demands of the monthlong run of the show, a second “Charlie” was needed. Enter Michael Bowles, who made his Fair Oaks Theatre Festival debut earlier this summer as Harpo i