Hannah Oren is a theatre producer who has picked up a hodgepodge of skills as a many-hat wearer in her non-profit tenure, and currently serves as Artistic Producer for Transport Group Theatre Company. Most recently, Hannah served as script supervisor for the 50th Anniversary Celebration of A Chorus Line at Broadway’s Shubert Theatre, with Baayork Lee as director and producers Christopher Ketner and Hunter Regian, and produced the sold-out concert event of The Real Housewives of New York City: An Opera at The Cutting Room, currently eyeing an off-Broadway run in 2026.

With Transport Group, Hannah has helmed the sold-out concert successes at Carngeie Hall as Creative Producer with Sondheim’s Follies in 2024 and Hello, Dolly! in 2025 . Over the past 15 years with TG, She has produced plays and musicals, new works and revivals, including Once Upon a Mattress starring Jackie Hoffman and drag icon Lypsinka, O’Neill’s Strange Interlude in a tour-de-force one-man, 6-hour production starring David Greenspan, Jack Cummings III’s adaptation of The Trial of the Catonsville Nine starring David Huynh, Mia Katigbak, and Eunice Wong, in partnership with NAATCO, among many more. Hannah also created and curates the Emerging Theatre Makers program for Transport Group, a resource group designed to help early career theatre administrators navigate the industry, with a membership base of over 200.

In addition to overseeing the execution of Transport Group’s productions and artistic programming, Hannah has produced, directed, and edited nearly all of the company’s video content for the last decade. As a freelance video director, editor, and arts manager, she has collaborated with Mike & Carlee Productions, Mind’s Eye Producing, The Drama Desk Awards, Yellow Sound Label, legendary illustrator Ken Fallin, Ghostlight Records, and more. She currently resides just south of Hell’s Kitchen with her rescue-yorkie-chihuahua, Frankie (she/her).