Helene A. Hatch RN (she/her) is a Chicago-based actor and voiceover artist whose work spans theatre, improvisation, and music. Her stage credits include roles in For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide / When the Rainbow Is Enuf, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Balm in Gilead, Baby and the Bathwater, The Birds, and numerous productions with Malcolm X College, Buffalo Theatre Ensemble, the College of DuPage, and Von Steuben MSC. Helene trained in acting, speech, and drama, and developed her improvisational skills at the Chicago Center for Performing Arts, grounding her work in spontaneity, emotional depth, and bold character choices. She is also an experienced director and writer, with additional performance work at Columbia College Chicago and collaborations with local theatre organizations. A versatile vocalist with a background ranging from opera to jazz and gospel, Helene brings a strong musical sensibility to her performances. Her skills also include accents, impersonations, piano, and a variety of dance and movement. Helene has also worked as a Production assistant, Script supervisor, and camera operator on feature films.