Jeremy O. Harris

Jeremy O. Harris (born June 2, 1989) is an American screen and stage artist whose work bridges provocative theatre, indie film, and mainstream TV. Widely recognized as an actor and cultural voice, he first drew major attention with the acclaimed play Slave Play (2018), which went on to earn a Tony Award nomination for Best Play and cemented his reputation for fearless storytelling.

Beyond the stage, Harris has expanded into film and television with a growing list of on-screen credits. He appears in titles such as The Sweet East (as Matthew), Song to Song (uncredited), and documentary projects including Slave Play. Not a Movie. A Play. and The Life of Sean DeLear, often bringing a sharp, self-aware presence to the camera.

Harris is also active behind the scenes as a producer and writer. He co-wrote and produced A24’s Zola (2021), a collaboration that earned an Independent Spirit Award nomination for Best Screenplay, underscoring his versatility across mediums.

On television, he has reached wider audiences through roles in series like HBO Max’s Gossip Girl (2021) and Netflix’s Emily in Paris (2022). Alongside his creative output, Harris is noted for philanthropic engagement, making him a distinctive figure in contemporary American entertainment.