The People of Dreamqueen Immersive
About Us
Driven by rebellion, Dreamqueen Immersive is a theatre company that creates accessible, magical experiences that allow audiences suspend their disbelief and forget about the real world for awhile. We collaborate to produce immersive, audience-focused, professional-level theatre as a loving act of community care...
And for fun.
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Fairlith Harvey
She/Her
Artistic Director
A graduate of New York’s AMDA, Fairlith has been sharing her imagination, directing, writing, and performing professionally for over 15 years. Passionate about experiential design and immersive art, she creates opportunities for audiences to lose themselves along with her.
Selected favourites: Slumber Here, Alice in Glitterland, The Neverland Night Circus, Kill the Ripper, A Nude Hope, How I Met My Mother: A Back to the Future Parody Musical, The Last Resort. Too many to list! Founded the Dreamqueen Collective (YVR), Geekenders (YVR), and Company 1B (NYC). She's won awards, but thinks it's gauche to discuss it.
Fairlith has created work for Disney Cruise Lines, Barkerville Historic Town, the Railway Museum of BC, and many others.
She's cute and funny, too.
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Casey Por
He/Him
Associate Artistic Director
Casey Por is a multidisciplinary artist who's been performing all around the Fraser Valley and beyond since 2006. A former student of the theatre program at the University of the Fraser Valley, Casey moved on to complete the Television and Broadcast program at BCIT in 2011. Recently he's been working with Dreamqueen Immersive on the Board of Directors and appeared in their production of Mr. Nowhere's Disappearing Reappearing Starlight Carnival. In recent years he also presented his short stories The Long Dark and In Exchange for Services Rendered at the Evergreen Cultural Center as part of their Storyteller Series, was Director of Photography for Dandyland for Telus Storyhive, and wrote and directed the short film The Ministry of Unusual Happenings. In film he works as a Video Coordinator, recently completing work on Amazon's Carrie due out in 2026. He also works as a technical producer at the TED Talks, recently attending the TED Countdown House in Belem Brazil in support of the COP30 Climate Conference. He also works as Technical Director for Bonus Stage Vancouver, helping to organize their many video game themed events. He lives in Coquitlam with his partner, their sister, their dog and cat.
Some day he dreams of a day off.
Ben Dobyns
They/Them
Creative Producer
Ben Dobyns (they/them) is a non-binary performer and media producer living on stolen Indigenous land in Burnaby, Metro Vancouver.
They are best known for founding Zombie Orpheus Entertainment, producing award-winning television shows like Strowlers, The Gamers, and JourneyQuest, performing as a jazz pianist and pipe organist on three continents, creating board, card, and live action roleplaying games, staging interactive murder mystery events in Seattle, and for raising millions of dollars on Kickstarter for clients in the entertainment and tech categories.
Ben also currently serves as the Minister of Instrumental Music at Shaughnessy Heights United Church and the music director for Vancouver's Broadway Chorus. Ben is the online community and development manager for NYT bestselling authors Mercedes Lackey and Larry Dixon and serves on the board of the Royal Canadian College of Organists as their Director of Marketing, as well as the head writer of The Gamers: The Series, Strowlers, American Geniuses, and Don't Kill the Wizard.
Claire Davis
They/She
Propmaster, Creative Producer
Claire Davis is a multidisciplinary artist, writer and creative producer with a background in installation and poetic multimedia art. Her work often intersects interactive spaces, performance, and poetic expression, exploring how memory, identity, and time shape experience. She recently performed as The Star in The Last Resort (Dreamqueen Collective, now Dreamqueen Immersive Theatre), a site-specific piece serving equal parts surreal seductive narrative and pergatorial cabaret. Alongside theatre work, she engages in public-facing poetic projects—often with a typewriter in tow—focused on connection, place, and everyday observation. Claire brings mischievous physicality to the role of the Bat Clown, playfully disrupting the veneer of ego and impostor syndrome. Ever teasing, ever probing, this figure invites audiences into a dance of contradiction—both mocking and embracing the demands of the human condition.
Mina Delic
She/Her
Social Media, Creative Producer
Bio coming soon!
Mina Delic
She/Her
Social Media, Creative Producer
Bio coming soon!