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Her last role was in 2017's made-for-TV movie Public Housing Unit. Also in 2017, she was in the comedy film Surprise Me! written and directed by Nancy Goodman and based on the book of the same name by Goodman.

Brown guest-starred on Electric Dreams in 2017. Brown was also in 2015's A Light Beneath Their Feet. I'm just a goofy, geeky Chicagoan who plays the violin, likes karaoke, embraces the trees, loves to be appreciated for her work and dreams of playing a superhero in the movies.' She was asked how she would feel about a spinoff called Chicago Ed or Chicago Shelter by reporter Andrew Crist, who noted Brown's master's degree in counseling and background in social work Brown replied, 'I’m there! If they pull that show out, I will be an actor and a consultant! Trust me.' Later career īrown guest-starred in Boss in 2012 and Shameless in 2013. Eamonn and I, we play when I'm on the set that Connie is the boss's working wife and all the rest are her kids, they wrote Connie as that motherly figure that everyone seems to run away from. She sees herself, especially with the younger members of the team, as a kind of mother, aunt, teacher. But I auditioned because it was a new series in Chicago Fire and had the possibility that she could become. Of her time on the TV show, Brown said in an interview with Hidden Remote, 'She was a secretary and had a single speech.

In 2012, Brown began playing the recurring role of Connie on Chicago Fire. Brown was in 2012's romantic comedy One Small Hitch. Brown appeared in 2011's The Dilemma in an uncredited role. From 2005 to 2007, she was on Prison Break.

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Her first performance on television was 2003's made-for-TV movie Skin Complex. Career Early career īrown was active in theater in her hometown for many years. Brown previously worked at Chicago's South Shore International College Preparatory High School as the guidance counselor, and at Kenwood Academy High School as a crisis counselor and drama instructor. Young Magnet High School and Governors State University, with a master's degree in school counseling. DuShon Monique Brown (Novem– March 23, 2018) was an American actress known for her performances as Nurse Katie Welch on the Fox series Prison Break and Connie in the NBC series Chicago Fire from 2012 until her death in 2018.īrown was born in Chicago on November 30, 1968, to Zachary M.