Jenna Rubaii

Jenna Rubaii is an accomplished singer, actor and songwriter, currently based in New York City. Originally from Clearwater, Florida, she has been performing professionally throughout the country since the age of six.

Jenna most recently originated the role of “Joelle” in the original cast of the critically-acclaimed musical Groundhog Day on Broadway. She also originated the roles of “Extraordinary Girl” in the international tour of Green Day's American Idiot and “Stephanie Mangano” in the Asian tour of Saturday Night Fever, playing to sold-out houses in Chicago, Singapore, and London. Jenna has performed on the 2017 Tony Awards, Good Morning America and has sung for 2 presidents.

Jenna also fronts the folk-rock band, Water & Rye, with her songwriting partner, Luke Wygodny (Once) and performs regularly throughout NYC at Joe’s Pub, 54 Below and Rockwood Music Hall. She holds a Bachelors of Music from University of Miami. She is of mixed Arab and European descent. In her downtime, Jenna is an avid yoga practitioner and an adventurous, nature-loving hiker