Harrison Leahy

Harrison Leahy began performing professionally at just 9 years old, when he was cast as CHIP in the International Broadway Tour of Beauty and the Beast, working under the direction of original Broadway director Rob Roth. At age 10, he joined the National Broadway Tour of Pippin in the role of THEO, again collaborating with the original Broadway creative team. By the age of 11, Harrison had traveled nearly 70,000 miles across the U.S. and internationally as part of these acclaimed productions-gaining extensive theater and vocal experience at a young age. Shortly after, Harrison and his family relocated from South Carolina to Los Angeles to pursue opportunities in film and television. He became SAG-Eligible after booking the lead role in the Lifetime movie He's Watching, and officially joined the Screen Actors Guild at age 12. His early work includes leading roles for Bravo TV Online, Sony Entertainment Studios, a national SAG commercial for TurboTax, and educational programming. He has also appeared as a co-star on major network series such as The Goldbergs, Perfect Harmony, NCIS, and L.A.'s Finest. In 2025, Harrison booked a recurring guest star role as Young Alden Parker on NCIS and a co-star role on the Untitled Steve Carell Project, further expanding his network television credits. Harrison graduated in the top 10% of his class at John Burroughs High School with a GPA above 4.0 and now studies TV & Film Production with a concentration in Directing at Chapman University’s nationally recognized Dodge College of Film and Media Arts- where he was selected as one of only 20 students admitted into the highly competitive Directing track. Harrison continues to deliver strong academic performance, earning ongoing placement on the University Provost List. Personally, Harrison enjoys serving as an active member of Phi Delta Theta, where he drives philanthropic initiatives in partnership with the Live Like Lou Foundation. Harrison also holds a leadership position as Vice President on Chapman University’s International Fraternal Council, representing the campus community at a high level and helping shape fraternity governance and engagement. Passionate about storytelling, he enjoys developing original characters inspired by real life and is committed to building a dynamic body of work across both comedy and drama over the course of his career.