Harry Fahrer began his theatrical training at Ramapo College of New Jersey, focusing on comedic acting and lighting, and where he was nominated for a KCACTF award. He furthered his studies by completing classes at the Upright Citizen’s Brigade Theater in New York, studying under improvisers such as Anthony Ataminiuk. He has taken workshops and had corporate improvisation training with professionals from Second City. 

While in college, Mr. Fahrer started Ramapo's first improvisation troupe, The Fooligans. He later became a co-founder of Rhino Comedy in Suffern, New York.

Mr. Fahrer is currently a candidate for the Masters of Theatre Studies with a graduate certificate in Theatre of Diversity, Inclusion, and Social Change from Montclair State University, where he studies the impact that theater can have on communities at large. 

Currently, he is the director of the fall play at Morris Hills High School, where his credits include Alice in Wonderland, Charley's Aunt, 12 Angry Jurors, All in the Timing, Antigone, and Puffs. He is also the International Thespian Society Advisor and coaches competition pieces that yearly win accolades at both the STANJ Festival and the ITS Thespian Festival. In addition, he is the assistant director for the Morris Hills Spring Musical.