JC Henning, a remarkably gifted American actress, was born in the charming city of Waltham, Massachusetts, to a father of great distinction, U.S. Army Major Thomas Courtenay O'Connell, and a mother of refined elegance, Barbara Jane Henning, a debonair Washington D.C. socialite.
As a young individual, JC experienced a nomadic upbringing, relocating on multiple occasions in tandem with her father's military profession, thus granting her the opportunity to reside in various locales, including the states of Massachusetts, Virginia, Washington D.C., and even Germany. Subsequent to her father's retirement, JC had the privilege of attending a prestigious private educational institution situated in the charming city of St. Petersburg, Florida, and later, she went on to successfully earn a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Communication and Public Relations from the esteemed University of South Florida.
Person Biography:
Marbry Steward, a significant figure in JC's life, shared a residence with her in Madrid, Spain. This formative experience laid the groundwork for JC's eventual foray into professional acting. In 1975, JC made her debut as "Elga" in the collaborative production between ABC and BBC, "The Story of David", featuring an esteemed cast, including Keith Michell, Timothy Bottoms, and Jane Seymour. Following her return to the United States, JC took on a notable role as the daughter of the renowned actor Bob Cummings in the theatrical production "My Daughter's Rated X", which toured the Country Dinner Playhouse circuit.
In the year 2017, a remarkable individual, JC, embarked on a creative endeavor of immense proportions by co-creating and starring in a groundbreaking Web Series titled "Once Upon A Con". This innovative project served as a testament to JC's remarkable versatility and unwavering dedication to her craft, as she brought her unique talents to the forefront and captivated audiences with her exceptional performances.
