Career
Constance Beerbohm"s brother was the renowned actor-manager Herbert Beerbohm Tree. Another brother was the engineer, author and explorer Julius Beerbohm. A younger half-brother was the caricaturist and parodist Max Beerbohm.
She was described as plain, unselfish and very tender-hearted.
One afternoon, she called on her family, hiding a parcel containing her belongings in the bushes in the drive. Constance fetched her parcel from the bushes and stayed for the rest of her life, taking on the practical management of the household and helping to bring up her five younger half-siblings, including Max Beerbohm.
Constance added to the family"s income by writing comedies for amateur acting societies and articles for the humbler kind of women"s journals on subjects like cooking, of which she knew little, and on the Royal Family, about which she knew even less. As a writer Beerbohm contributed articles to Strand Magazine, The Woman at Home, and Cassell"s Magazine among others
Her book, "A Little Book of Plays for Professional and Amateur Actors", was published in 1897.