Hannah is an award-winning New York based actress and creative. She played Cléante opposite Broadway legend Andre DeShields in the hit show André DeShields Is Tartuffe, directed by Emmy-nominated Keaton Wooden. She recently wrapped the Western horror film Hell's Half-Acre alongside horror icon Bill Moseley, and starred in the period feature Meltdown, which had a limited theatrical release in 2026.​

 

​​Other film credits include Loveless, Damsel, What Tomorrow Brings, Empty Bed, The Fifth of January (opposite Romano Orzari), Paramnesia, a thriller by Frank Theodore, and Through Open Doors, a dark comedy directed by Mark Riccadonna and co-produced by Michel Grey (Days of Power, Dark State), which earned her two Best Actress Awards and multiple nominations. ​

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Stage highlights include: Roberta in the Off-Broadway production of John Patrick Shanley's Danny and The Deep Blue Sea directed by Helen Hayes Award nominated Peter Allas, Masha in the US premiere of Lucy Caldwell's Irish adaptation of Three Sisters directed by Obie Award winner and Drama Desk nominated Christopher McCann, and Amy in Solastalgia by Sylvia Reed at Theatre Row. Her performance in Three Sisters earned her the following review: "The smoldering Beck was warming up to a tryst just inches from my seat. Goosebumps betrayed my own human weakness and showed her sublime acting." (The Bennington Banner)​

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She also starred in the North American premiere of Goldberg's Kaddish directed by Keaton Wooden and alongside Wayne Wilcox (Gilmore Girls, Rent) in 'Til There Was You earning Hannah a Best Actress nomination from the TheaterMaker Awards. ​​

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Alongside her husband Sean, she runs Domani Productions, a film and theater production company. Domani's most recent project, Failure to Thrive, made with Rainy Day Media, premieres at the SOHO International Film Festival on October 8. ​

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Outside of the arts, Hannah’s interests include traveling, la dolce vita and the organic lifestyle.