Constance Brenneman
- Actress
- Producer
- Director
Constance Brenneman began her acting career with one-woman shows
portraying Mary Harris Jones "Mother Jones" and other prominent women
in American History. After winning national performance competitions
for these portrayals, Constance began doing more theater, film, voice
over and television work, honing her craft at Carnegie Mellon
Universities School of Drama.
Upon graduation, Constance played roles in the one-hour drama's "Alias" and "The Practice," and worked further in feature films such as "Swing," "Mary and Joe," "Love and Other Drugs," "The Next Three Days," and "A Lesson of Love." Additionally, Constance spent nearly four years as a television host and broadcaster for a network television station.
Upon graduation, Constance played roles in the one-hour drama's "Alias" and "The Practice," and worked further in feature films such as "Swing," "Mary and Joe," "Love and Other Drugs," "The Next Three Days," and "A Lesson of Love." Additionally, Constance spent nearly four years as a television host and broadcaster for a network television station.
