Constance Brenneman embarked upon a remarkable acting career, commencing with one-woman shows that showcased her remarkable talent for portraying iconic figures from American History, including the illustrious Mary Harris Jones, affectionately known as "Mother Jones". Following her impressive victories in national performance competitions, Constance's enthusiasm for the craft led her to expand her repertoire, taking on a diverse range of roles in theater, film, voiceover, and television productions. Her dedication to honing her skills was evident in her time spent at the prestigious Carnegie Mellon University's School of Drama, where she had the opportunity to refine her craft under the guidance of esteemed instructors.
Upon completing her studies, Constance's professional trajectory continued to unfold, as she secured roles in the esteemed one-hour drama series "Alias" and "The Practice". Her filmography boasts an impressive array of feature films, including "Swing", "Mary and Joe", "Love and Other Drugs", "The Next Three Days", and "A Lesson of Love". Furthermore, Constance's versatility was showcased through her nearly four-year tenure as a television host and broadcaster for a prominent network television station.
