Overview
Hannah recently secured the lead in the film ‘She’s still here’ by High Enquiries Productions. Prior to this, she featured as Lady Macbeth in Cheek by Jowl’s critically acclaimed film ‘ACTING’ directed by Declan Donnellan and Nick Ormerod, which premiered at the 2025 Edinburgh Film Festival (★★ reviewed by Manuela Lazic “a brilliant two-hour plus masterclass in acting” ★★), also screened at London’s Barbican Theatre and IDFA in Amsterdam. Hannah has worked extensively for the RSC in multiple Shakespearean roles, including Portia in Julius Caesar (UK/New York), Miranda in The Tempest, Virgilia in Coriolanus, Emilia in The Winter’s Tale and on two emerging new works at the 37 plays Festival of 2023, The Drunks and American Trade written by Tarell Alvin McCraney and Directed by Jamie Lloyd. She has worked in London’s West End in As you Desire me with Kristin Scott Thomas, as Moll in A Chaste Maid in Cheapside for The Almeida, as well as at the Pleasance and The Royal Court and with Emma Rice's company Wise Children, developing new writing alongside emerging artists. Work in regional theatre includes The Lady from the Sea, Time and the Conway’s and The French Lieutenant’s woman. Hannah had the pleasure of voicing Sandra on Radio 4’s the Archers and has featured in several dramas on BBC, ITV and Channel 4 including Waking the Dead, The Robinsons, a semi-regular role in Doctors and as an episode lead role of Laura in the gritty C4 drama Offenders. As well as being a published researcher in the field, Hannah is a passionate advocate for inclusivity, working with young people with SEND ((special educational needs and disabilities) and helping to open pathways into theatre for future generations of practitioners.