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About HARRIET
Harriet trained at East 15, graduating in 2016.
Before she graduated, Harriet joined the West End company of ‘The Mousetrap’ to understudy Mollie Ralston and Miss Casewell.
She then went on to play Pippa in Paul Thomas Anderson’s Oscar winning ‘Phantom Thread’ (2017) starring Daniel-Day Lewis. Additional feature film work includes 'Christopher Robin' directed Marc Forster as a Puppeteer, as well as on screen speaking role.
Following these productions, Harriet returned to the West End company of ‘The Mousetrap’ to play Miss Casewell, directed by Hugh Ross. Following this she played Sybil in Noel Coward’s 'Private Lives' in Ipswich.
Harriet has most recently played Tash in new play ’Baby’, as well as other new writing ‘The Moment Before an Explosion’ (Ovalhouse) and ‘Godfrey’ published by Oberon Books. For television Harriet has recently puppeteered on HBO's 'The Great'.
Before she graduated, Harriet joined the West End company of ‘The Mousetrap’ to understudy Mollie Ralston and Miss Casewell.
She then went on to play Pippa in Paul Thomas Anderson’s Oscar winning ‘Phantom Thread’ (2017) starring Daniel-Day Lewis. Additional feature film work includes 'Christopher Robin' directed Marc Forster as a Puppeteer, as well as on screen speaking role.
Following these productions, Harriet returned to the West End company of ‘The Mousetrap’ to play Miss Casewell, directed by Hugh Ross. Following this she played Sybil in Noel Coward’s 'Private Lives' in Ipswich.
Harriet has most recently played Tash in new play ’Baby’, as well as other new writing ‘The Moment Before an Explosion’ (Ovalhouse) and ‘Godfrey’ published by Oberon Books. For television Harriet has recently puppeteered on HBO's 'The Great'.
Reviews
BABY
★★★★ "Harriet Leitch, as Vee’s ardent best friend, nailed comical moments with her zealous expressions and her perfect timing" - TheatreBox
PRIVATE LIVES
"Harriet Leitch gives Sybil a physical determination that reveals how underestimated she is by Elyot" - East Anglian Daily Times
★★★★ "Harriet Leitch, as Vee’s ardent best friend, nailed comical moments with her zealous expressions and her perfect timing" - TheatreBox
PRIVATE LIVES
"Harriet Leitch gives Sybil a physical determination that reveals how underestimated she is by Elyot" - East Anglian Daily Times
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