Duane Martin Foster Biography

Duane Martin Foster is a professional stage performer and arts educator.
His career spans from musical theatre and opera to dance and film having accomplished the highest level of excellence in each discipline.
Foster received his dance training from the Alvin Ailey American Dance Center. On Broadway Foster originated the role of famed African American Explorer Matthew Henson and served as the understudy for the role of Coalhouse Walker Jr. in the Tony Award-winning musical Ragtime.
He made his Carnegie Hall Debut as the Tenor Soloist for Robert Ray's Gospel Mass with the New England Symphonic Orchestra. Other NYC credits include 3 seasons of A Christmas Carol (dir. Susan Stroman) Purlie and House of Flowers with Encores and as a member of the New York City Opera Chorus he appeared as Sportin' Life in Porgy and Bess. He was also a member and soloist for the acclaimed Broadway Inspirational Voices.

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