Leah Harvey
Confident, strong, grounded and youthful. A kind voice.
Winner of Screen International's Star of Tomorrow 2017.
As well as a leading young actress, Leah is a highly skilled singer and musician.
She can also do a superb Carribean accent, her family are Grenadian & St Lucian.
Audio Samples
Singing Ability
- Various singing styles (Skilled)
Credits
- Foundation (TV, 2021) Salvor. Apple TV
- Fighting with my Family (Feature Film, 2019) Hannah. Film4
- Small Island (Theatre, 2019) Hortense. National Theatre
- Les Misérables (TV, 2018) Matellotte. BBC
- Emilia (Theatre, 2018) Emilia 1. Shakespeare's Globe Theatre
- Shakespeare Trilogy: The Tempest (Theatre, 2017-2016) Miranda. Donmar Warehouse & St Ann's Warehouse NYC
- Yous Two (Theatre, 2017) Rachel. Hampstead Theatre
- Shakespeare Trilogy: Julius Caesar (Theatre, 2016) Soothsayer/Guitarist. Donmar Warehouse & St Ann's Warehouse NYC
- Shakespeare Trilogy: Henry IV (Theatre, 2016) Poins/ The Douglas. Donmar Warehouse & St Ann's Warehouse NYC
- On The Road (Feature Film, 2016) Estelle. Revolution Films
- Dustbin Baby (TV Film, 2016) Gina. BBC
Related news articles
16/09/2021
New Apple TV sci fi, drama series 'Foundation' starring Leah Harvey.
Based on the award-winning novels by Isaac Asimov, Foundation chronicles a band of exiles on their monumental journey to save humanity and rebuild civilisation amid the fall of the Galactic Empire.
18/06/2020
Watch Leah Harvey in the extraordinary production of Andrea Levy’s Small Island.
***** from the Guardian. Available on the NT at Home Youtube page from 7pm this evening.
09/05/2019
Leah Harvey stars as the lead in Small Island at The National Theatre.
★★★★★ "One of the most important plays of the year. Superb production. Outstanding performances. Andrea Levy’s epic makes momentous theatre."- Guardian. Watch Leah Harvey star as Hortense, playing until 20th August.
20/12/2018
Les Misérables with Henry Lloyd Hughes (pictured), Abraham Popoola & Leah Harvey
An adapatation of Victor Hugo’s historical novel. Sunday 30th December on BBC1, 9pm.