Hattie won both the Evening Standard Theatre Award and the Critics Circle Best Actress Award for her performance as Nora in A Doll’s House at the Young Vic Theatre, with the production later transferring to the West End and Brooklyn Academy of Music. Hattie has recently been seen in the hit Apple TV+ series Hijack. She will also soon be appearing in series 4 of Sex Education and the upcoming adaptation of Harlan Coben’s Fool Me Once, both for Netflix. Previous work for Shakespeare’s Globe includes The Changeling.

Other stage credits include Orpheus Descending (Menier Chocolate Factory), Anatomy Of A Suicide, The City (Royal Court), The Dark Earth And The Light Sky (Almeida), Plenty (Sheffield Crucible), The Real Thing (Old Vic), Time And The Conways, Some Trace Of Her, The Seagull, Iphigenia At Aulis, Power (National Theatre), Family Reunion (Donmar Warehouse), Night Of The Soul, Prisoners Dilemma, Hamlet, Love In A Wood (RSC).

Her extensive television credits include The Undeclared War, The Sleepers, Inside No.9, Outnumbered, The Outcast, My Mother And Other Strangers, Ballot Monkeys, Arthur And George, Eternal Law, The Bletchley Circle and Sense and Sensibility, for which she was nominated for Best Actress Award at the Shanghai TV Festival.

Her film credits include Black Dog, Luther: The Fallen Sun, Operation Mincemeat, Enola Holmes, Official Secrets, Beauty And The Beast, Alice Through The Looking Glass, Mr Holmes and The Golden Compass.