Biography

Hannah Boutilier was raised in rural Pennsylvania. She began acting in church plays, was bitten by the acting bug, and decided to become an actress someday at the young age of eleven.

With determination and her characteristic work ethic, soon that dream came true. Hannah started her training professionally at the Milwaukee Repertory Theatre in Milwaukee, WI. She started acting professionally at the age of eighteen, starting with theatre in the Milwaukee area and then continuing her training and career after a move to Chicago. Since then, she has trained at Acting Studio Chicago and the acclaimed Black Box Studio. Her most recent roles on screen include Petition for Alien Spouse, My Immortal Love, as well as more than ten other film credits. Hannah is also active in Chicago theatre, performing in plays regularly. She is starring as Virginia in the upcoming short Happily Married Woman produced by Lakefront Pictures and directed/written by Melanie Coffey.

While not acting on the stage or screen, Hannah is passionate about the city of Chicago and exploring it with her husband. She is also a playwright, poet, cat mom, and bookworm.
- IMDb mini biography by: Hannah Boutilier

Hannah Boutilier has been a professional actor for over eleven year. Raised in rural Pennsylvania, she grew up on stories and imagination. After declaring to her parents at age 11 that she was going to be an actor, she hasn't stopped pursuing that goal with her characteristic grit, hard work ethic, and determination.

Hannah began her training at the Milwaukee Repertory Theatre and also was involved in local theatre in the Milwaukee area. After a move to Chicago where she now works and resides, she continued training at Acting Studio Chicago and the acclaimed Black Box Acting Studio as well.

Having been in over ten films, Hannah's most recent credits are Happily Married Woman (Lakefront Pictures) and the upcoming What Say You? She also has been in several online videos, including a recent spot with The Onion.

Hannah is also a strong theatre actress and is very involved in the Chicago Theatre community. Recently she was in the Jeff Nominated national premiere of 'When There Are Nine' at PrideArts Theatre, a dream play about the life of Ruth Bader Ginsburg. She is currently performing in Footholds Vol 3 with Imposters Theatre at City Lit.

When she is not on the stage or screen, Hannah loves exploring her beloved city of Chicago with her husband Zac, and being a cat mom to Maggie May. She is also a writer, an avid reader, a poet, a podcast listener, and a mental health advocate.
- IMDb mini biography by: Hannah Boutilier

Her acting inspirations and idols are Kate Winslet, Ethan Hawke, James Dean, Sarah Paulson, and Jessica Chastain.

Has written two plays, one of which was performed by a Chicago theatre company virtually during the pandemic.