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Hattie will be part of the cast Milady, a new take on The Three Musketeers on the 17th May on BBC Radio 4.

Click above to access two streamable and downloadable collections of Hattie’s audio work. (Not included are short works that are already available on this Tumblr, anything that is available commercially on Audible, or work Hattie has done with Big Finish.) There are a number of things we’re still looking for, which are listed here, so if can share any of these, please either drop us a line here or send an email to [email protected].

Hattie will read Helm by Sarah Hall for BBC Radio 4's Book at Bedtime starting on Monday 6th October.

Hattie Morahan attends the press night after party for 'Juniper Blood' at The Donmar Warehouse - 26th August 2025

Juniper Blood at the Donmar Warehouse (📸 Marc Brenner)

Hattie Morahan talks about Sense and Sensibility, The Gilded Age, Juniper Blood and Juliet Bravo to Gaby Roslin on BBC Radio London - 11th August 2025

Rehearsals for Juniper Blood at the Donmar Warehouse (📸 Helen Murray)

Hattie Morahan as Lady Sarah Vere in The Gilded Age season 3 episode 4 'Marriage is a Gamble'

The Donmar Warehouse in London has announced the world premiere of new play Juniper Blood by Mike Bartlett (Unicorn). Juniper Blood will run at the Donmar Warehouse in London from 16 August to 4 October 2025. The play explores the true cost of pursuing ideals in an imperfect world. The story centres on Lip and Ruth, who have left the city behind for a new life on a farm; trying to live differently, live better. But when Ruth’s stepdaughter and her provocative best friend arrive, this quiet rural project is thrown into chaos, as conflicting visions of the future come crashing into the present. Directed by James Macdonald (Waiting for Godot), Juniper Blood will star Hattie Morahan (Ghosts, Orpheus Descending, A Doll’s House) as Ruth, Jonathan Slinger (Waiting for Godot, A View From the Bridge, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory) as Tony, Sam Troughton (Closer, Beginning, Rutherford and Son) as Lip, Terique Jarrett (Fangirls) as Femi, and Nadia Parkes (The House Party) as Milly.

This West End leg of the journey was co-curated by Amir Nizar Zuabi (artistic director of The Herds) and theatre and opera director Joe Hill-Gibbins, who staged a particularly muddy version of A Midsummer Night’s Dream at the Young Vic in 2017. (That venue’s former artistic director, David Lan, is one of the chief producers on The Herds.) Shakespeare’s “forgeries of jealousy” speech, increasingly used to reflect our own climate disruption, was performed by Zubin Varla as Oberon and Hattie Morahan as Titania. (A gorilla rested its paws on Varla; a monkey nuzzled Morahan.)

Hattie Morahan reads Shakedowns in Hyperspace - Episode 3: Quester of the Prickly Desert for BBC Radio 4 (originally broadcast 28th May 2025).

Hattie will read episode 3 of Naomi Wood's 'Shakedowns in Hyperspace' on BBC Radio 4 on the 28th May.

We get our first glimpse of Hattie as Lady Sarah Vere sitting in the second row at the 0:18 mark!

Hattie talks about the new novel she narrates, 'Broken Country' by Clare Leslie Hall.

It looks like we can look forward to seeing Hattie reprise her role as Jane in the new Outnumbered Christmas special on Boxing Day! Going by the extended synopsis, I'm guessing she'll be the "uninvited house guest [that] overstays their welcome". [x]