Jeanine Serralles

Jeanine Serralles has built a wide-ranging career across theater, film, and television, with an extensive body of work on New York stages. Her Off-Broadway credits include Gloria at the Vineyard Theatre, which earned her Drama Desk and Lucille Lortel Award nominations, as well as Verité and Stunning at Lincoln Center Theater, Dying for It and The Jammer at Atlantic Theater Company, Maple and Vine at Playwrights Horizons, and The Black Eyed at New York Theatre Workshop. She has also worked with The Civilians, Red Bull Theater, Labyrinth Theater Company, and 59E59, and most recently appeared in the ensemble of We Had a World Off-Broadway in 2025.

Her regional stage work includes These Paper Bullets at Yale Repertory Theatre, which earned her a Connecticut Critics Circle Award nomination, and Tartuffe at Westport Country Playhouse, for which she received a Connecticut Critics Circle Award.

Serralles made her television debut with an appearance on Sex and the City and made her feature film debut in Across the Universe. Her screen career has since included roles in American Experience, Utopia, Apples Never Fall, and Hightown, where she played Rachel. Her film credits also include the Coen brothers' Inside Llewyn Davis.

Throughout her career, Serralles has earned recognition for her stage work, including multiple Drama Desk and Drama League Award nominations and a Lucille Lortel Award nomination.