Celia McBride is an award-winning writer/performer/producer whose work in theatre and film has reached audiences all across Canada as well as in Europe and the United States.
She is the Co-Artistic Director of Sour Brides Theatre, a touring company based in her hometown of Whitehorse, Yukon, where she was born and spent her earliest years.
Mirabai Productions Inc. is the name of Celia’s film production company, which is dedicated to the creation of films that inspire hope and advocate personal change. Currently, Mirabai is developing Last Stop For Miles, a feature film written and directed by McBride.
As an extension of her artistic practice and her work as a Certified Yoga Instructor, Celia created Inspiring Works, a business dedicated to Higher Living. As a keynote speaker, workshop facilitator and Inspiring Coach, Celia encourages people to build self-esteem and cultivate courage in order to achieve goals.
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Celia often teaches acting and writing and works periodically as a mentor with youth.
Celia was the Artistic Director of One Word: The Yukon Experience, a 30-minute multi-media video/live performance cultural segment that took place during the Victory Ceremonies at the 2010 Olympics in Vancouver (BC Place Stadium).




Hi!
I noticed that you are now following me on Twitter, and I am now teaching Laughter Yoga full-time. It occurred to me that we may be able to bring some more joy to the world by pairing up together. Let’s talk about this.
Be one with your giggle.
Carla
Inspiring kids for nearly two decades!
And being inspired by them, too!
You are following me on Twitter and I wanted to know more about you. Glad to connect, and see how you are expressing yourself in the world.
Namaste
Thanks, Nikki! “The Soul Reporter”, love it. Thanks for taking the time to connect. ~ Celia
Dear Celia,
I’m so proud of the work you do and the message you bring to the world.
The love within you shines through in everything you do.
Hey! I can say I knew you when…
You showed up for life and took the steps to realize your dreams.
You are an inspiration.
Feel loved, you are.
And remember you’re still mine in Quebec.
Lucille XOX
Are you MY Celia McBride? From Rosedale Public School? It’s wonderful to read your bio. I moved north to my father, grandfather, and greatgrandfather’s home area ten years ago. Alina lives with me, and is a production manager at Farmer’s Daughter in Muskoka in Huntsville. Google “fresheverything.ca”
Hi Mrs. Moon! So wonderful to hear from you. Funny, “north” where I am is the Yukon. To us, you are “Down South”! Farmer’s Daughter looks great
Love you, Lucille. Thanks for loving me.
Hello! I am a theatre student in Toronto and I read your monologue “Love Bites” in Judith Thompson’s collection ‘She Speaks’. I was wondering if this monologue is from a play you wrote or whether it only exists independently. I’m looking for plays/monologues for females in their early 20′s and this is a really cool character but I’m looking for contemporary material from published plays. Any suggestions? Thanks for your time.
Hi Julia, Thanks for your message. “Love Bites” is a one-off. It doesn’t come from a play. You can go to the Playwrights Guild of Canada website and find a list of the plays I’ve written. You can also order a copy of “So Many Doors“, which our company toured across Canada. There are some good monologues in there, too. Good luck and thanks for being in touch! ~ Celia