Ruth Connell is popular for her recurring role as Rowena in the American Dark Fantasy series Supernatural. The popular Hollywood actress who is a theatre, comedian and actress is of Scottish descent. She crossed the divide and excelled in all of her endeavors. Connell was once a dancer and choreographer, currently single and has no known relationship since beginning her acting career. Here are other facts you need to know about the Scottish actress.
Ruth Connell, Bio, Age
Ruth Connell is a dancer and actress born April 20, 1979. She was born in Falkirk and grew up on her father’s farm in Bonnybridge, Scotland. His father is David Connell, a coach and footballer, while his mother, Fiona, was a teacher. She is the only daughter of her parents and also has dual British and Scottish nationality.
Very young, Ruth took dance lessons. she was good at her forte and later went on to Scottish Ballet’s professional dance education program where she performed many children’s roles. As a young dancer, Connell won the Scottish Junior Ballet Championship and the Scottish Senior Ballet Championship at the Stage Festival in Scotland. She then worked with dance institutions such as the Curve Foundation, Jazz Art UK and Dance Base Edinburgh.
Career
After working with several dance companies, Ruth Connell developed a sudden interest in acting and later went to Rose Bruford College of Speech and Drama in London where she completed a degree in acting.
She would begin her acting career in theaters and would perform plays such as The Caucasus Chalk Circle, Men Should Cry, Faust, No Town, The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe and also performed the main role of Gretchen and Helen of Troy in the theater play Faust (2006). The play was nominated for the Critics Awards For Theater in Scotland. Ruth Connell also appeared in other stage acts over the next few years and was nominated for Broadway World Los Angeles as Best Celebrity in Mrs. Darling and Captain Hook at the Blank Theater in Los Angeles in 2013.
She is also known for her roles in movies. In 1998 Ruth made her first appearance in the film called Jumped Soldier where she played the role of London Girl and lead roles in Gretchen. Her next acting role came in the 2003 television series Meades Eats where she featured as medical personnel. She went on hiatus from her role and resurfaced seven years later to star as Deborah in the short. Debt of love. In the same year, she was part of another television series Above Their Post. 2012 was a busy year for the Scottish actress as she appeared in three different films;A Perfect Ending, Folklore, and The Brits Say Shit In The USA
In the years that followed, Ruth starred in two films and television series. She is best known for her recurring role as Rowena on the American television series Dark Fantasy. Supernatural. She appeared in season 10 through 14 and played the role of Crowley’s mother; a mighty demon who was king of the crossroads and king of hell.
Ruth Connell is also a producer. She has produced plays such as The Midsummer Night’s Dream, Hansel and Gretel, as well as a short film called Strange Sapphire and also has a web series to her credit; John and Jane
The actress has also done voice roles. She has starred in three video games throughout her acting career. These video games include Disney Infinity Marvel Superheroes (2014), Disney Infinity 3.0 (2015) and Lego the Incredibles (2018).
Since the start of her acting career, Ruth has been able to accumulate average wealth status and is established at around $500,000.
Personal life: marriage, husband
The pretty actress of Scottish origin must have seduced by her beauty and her physique, she is still single. There is no record of his marriage or his children. There is also no information regarding past or current relationships, as she keeps her personal life very private.
Height and other measurements
The Scottish celeb is 5ft 3in tall and has a slender stature with an attractive and perfect figure. Her body measures 34-24-35 (chest-waist-hips) and she weighs 50 kg, which is equivalent to 110 lbs.