Singer - Actor - Songwriter

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About Me.

Jenna Rubaii is a New York City-based singer, actor, and songwriter from Clearwater, Florida. She starred as Mary Magdalene in the Olivier Award-winning 50th Anniversary tour of Andrew Lloyd Weber’s Jesus Christ Superstar and originated the role of Joelle in Groundhog Day on Broadway. She portrayed The Extraordinary Girl in Green Day’s American Idiot (International Tour) and Stephanie Mangano in Saturday Night Fever (Asia Tour).

Jenna has performed at the Tony Awards, for two U.S. Presidents, and in iconic venues around the world including London’s Hammersmith Apollo, Singapore’s Marina Bay Sands, and The Kennedy Center. You can find her touring globally with Radio Recall, a songwriting tribute concert she created with JCS co-star, Aaron LaVigne.

She holds a Bachelor of Music from the University of Miami and is of mixed Arab and European descent. Offstage, she is a curious traveler, museum enthusiast, devoted yogi, and cocktail aficionado.

  • “Jenna Rubaii is stellar as Amneris, the Egyptian princess to whom Radames has been betrothed. Her performances of “Every Story Is A Love Story” is truly captivating.”

    BROADWAYWORLD

  • “Jenna Rubaii, who plays Mary Magdalene, almost brought the house to tears with her power-packed rendition of ‘I Don’t Know How to Love Him,’ which is arguably the best song in this 90-minute tour de force of a production.”

    LOUISVILLE COURIER JOURNAL

  • “Jenna Rubaii plays the role of the consummate sinless Salome hybrid to the hilt — a rare reverberation of the b***h leading lady ingénue, in the tradition of Scarlett O’Hara but with a more generous heaping of heart and genuine soul. Her stage movements alone- her extensions and plié speak volumes in the endangered language of distilled Hepburn-esque elegance.”

    Rocky Fajardo, BROADWAYWORLD

  • “Green Day’s American Idiot has a great deal going for it - including a fantastic cast who give energetic turns... Jenna Rubaii lives up to her character’s name as the Extraordinary Girl with raspy vocals to match.”

    Glen Meads, WHAT’S ON STAGE U.K.

  • “Groundhog Day, The Musical soars. It’s a show about déjà vu that I suspect will feel totally fresh and new every night.”

    Chris Nashswaty, ENTERTAINMENT

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