Hannah Doran
Anglo-Irish playwright
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Hannah Doran is a playwright, whose work The Meat Kings! (Inc) of Brooklyn Heights was the joint winner with Ro Reddick of the 2026 Susan Smith Blackburn Prize.[1][2][3] They were also a nominee for 'Most Promising Playwright' in the 2026 Critics' Circle Theatre Awards.[4] In 2024 the work won the Papatango New Writing Prize.[5] A 2025 review of the work by The Guardian described it as "a vigorous first play, beautifully performed, alive and energetic, by a playwright of promise".[6] Time Out reviewed it as "a solid play that grows in stature".[7]
Hannah Doran | |
|---|---|
| Occupation | Playwright |
| Notable work | The Meat Kings! (Inc) of Brooklyn Heights |
| Awards | 2026 Susan Smith Blackburn Prize |
Doran attended Alton College, followed by an undergraduate degree at the University of Warwick and an MFA from the NYU Tisch School of the Arts.[5] Following this she undertook a theatre internship whilst working at a vegetarian butcher's shop in Brooklyn.[5] Doran grew up between the UK and Ireland.[8]