Hannah Henney is a sought after and engaging dancer, actor, choreographer, teacher, adjudicator and host. She first entered the dance scene in a Port Coquitlam studio called Chiasson at the age of three. She trained in Tap, Jazz, Hip Hop, Lyrical, Contemporary, Musical Theatre and Ballet until graduating at age seventeen. She then furthered her training with the Scholarship dance program at Drive Dance Centre, the Source Dance Company and Souldiers Dance Company. During her training, Hannah fell in love with Hip Hop and began training in many street styles. After spending her summers in New York training, performing and battling, she has gained a deeper understanding of Hip Hop culture and history. Her latest style she’s added to her repertoire is Litefeet. She was selected to represent Litefeet Nation and perform with Chrybaby Cozie at the 2018 Brooklyn Hip Hop festival and in 2023 won Vancity Get Lite, becoming Vancouver’s first 1vs1 Litefeet battle champion.

Hannah’s screen dance credits include Paramount Plus' GREASE Rise of the Pink Ladies, NBC’s Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist, CBS’s The Twilight Zone, Netflix’s Christmas Chronicles 2 and Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, Syfy’s The Magicians, Nat Geo’s Valley of the Boom, and Disney’s Freaky Friday to name a few. She’s also performed as an opening act for artists Mya, Meek Mill, Fabolous, B.O.B., Pusha T and Raekwon. She is a member of the powerhouse female crew Diamonds In The Rough and travels as a crew member throughout the U.S and Canada performing, teaching and battling.

Most recently, Hannah was seen in Raincity Theatre’s production of Cabaret as Kit Kat boy Victor. As well as the Anna Kendrick film Woman Of The Hour and Andrew Ahn’s remake of The Wedding Banquet. You’ll also catch her in a recurring role as nurse Jahna on CBS's Watson. She also made her Arts Club debut in ELF The Musical and will be Assistant Choreographer for the Art’s Clubs upcoming production of Come From Away! She’s found a deep passion for theatre and film, training with Acting from Source instructors Shea Hampton and Julian Paul as well as her amazing singing coach Jenny Andersen.

She has adjudicated and hosted many festivals and dance competitions throughout BC where she loves connecting with the youth and sharing her knowledge and experience with the upcoming generation. Her fire, passion and positivity always shine through whether she is working on set, performing on stage, choreographing a show, or in the studio with her students.