Hannah Price

Hannah is a director working across immersive, theatre, games, video content and VR. As Creative Director she created The Gunpowder Plot Immersive Experience receiving rave 5-star reviews. It is now one of the longest running experiences in the world, coming up to its third year. She was also Creative Director on the new Museum of Shakespeare, due to open in 2025.  
 
Hannah trained at RADA, the NT Young Directors Course and the Donmar Warehouse. 
 
Hannah established international new writing theatre company Theatre Uncut in 2011. Theatre Uncut now works in 25 countries with more than 6000 participants.  
 
As a performance director on games Hannah has directed BAFTA winning performances for some of the world’s biggest titles include Alan Wake 2, Final Fantasy 1, Control (Remedy Games), Forza Horizon 4 and 5, Fable, Gwent, The Division, Lego Ninjago Movie Video Game, and many, many more. She directs per-cap, mo-cap, face-cap and voice.  
 
In the last few years Hannah has moved into VR/crossover projects and immersive productions, adapting Orwell’s famous novels 1984 and Down and Out in Paris and London for immersive environments in London and Paris. She has directed two 360 experiences for the Barbican, before moving onto the Gunpowder Plot, the Museum of Shakespeare and multiple other upcoming projects. She is Co-Director of immersive storytelling company Buried Giants.  
 
Theatre includes: The Girl Who Fell (Trafalgar Studios), End of the Pier (Park), Down and Out Live (Stone Nest, London/La Generale, Paris), Again (Trafalgar Studios), Permanence (Tarragon Theatre, Toronto), Escape the Scaffold (Theatre 503/ The Other Room), Run the Beast Down (Marlowe Theatre/Finborough Theatre), 1984 Live (Senate House), Rainbow Class (Bush Theatre/Assembly Rooms), TEST (Scala Theatre, Basel), The Dead Monkey (Park), Boa (Trafalgar Studios), Cello/Fragile (Yard Theatre), Bud Take the Wheel, I Feel a Song Coming On (Shaw Theatre/Underbelly), That Moment (King‘s Head & tour). For Theatre Uncut: Refugee (Teater Grob, Copenhagen), In Opposition (Paines Plough Roundabout), Knowledge is Power: Knowledge is Change (Traverse & tour), Referendum Plays (Traverse), TU Istanbul: Power and Protest (Dot Tiyatro/Istanbul International Theatre Festival/Traverse), TU 2013: The Rise of the Right (Young Vic), The Cuts Plays (Southwark Playhouse/ Soho/Latitude/Traverse).