Harriett D. Foy is a multifaceted and accomplished actress, renowned for captivating diverse audiences across a wide range of platforms, from the esteemed stages of Broadway to the vibrant cultural hubs of Dubai.
Her impressive list of credits includes the cast albums for various notable productions, such as Amelie, Amazing Grace, Lone Star Love, Reunion, and Inside Out.
With a deep sense of pride, Harriett identifies as a proud Bison, having graduated from the esteemed Howard University, where she earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) degree in acting.
Born in the historic town of New Bern, North Carolina, Harriett spent her formative years growing up in the culturally rich environments of Brooklyn and Maryland.
Throughout her illustrious career, Harriett has had the distinction of making history, becoming the first African-American woman to take on the iconic role of Rosie in the debut production of Mamma Mia on Broadway.
