Jeanine Serralles is an American actress, known primarily for her career in Off-Broadway theater, as well as for her appearances in film and television. Her theatrical career is closely linked to experimental theater and collaborations with director Richard Maxwell and his company New York City Players, with whom she has performed in works such as *Isolde* and *The Provenance of Beauty*. For her acclaimed performance in the monologue *Girls & Boys* by Dennis Kelly, she won an Obie Award in 2022, one of the most prestigious awards in New York theater, also receiving a Drama Desk Award nomination. On the big screen, she has appeared in films such as the Coen brothers' *Inside Llewyn Davis* and *The Woman in the Window*. On television, she played the recurring role of Colleen in *Utopia* and has appeared in series such as *Bull* and *The Good Wife*. She is recognized for her versatility and the depth of her performances, which range from intense drama to more conventional roles.