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Ceili Hesselgrave is an alumna of the College of Charleston with a bachelor's degree in Scenic/Lighting Design and Technologies. Ceili has served as the scenic designer on four staged productions while attending the College of Charleston, including ENRON (2017), Rough Magic (2018), The Tempest (2018),  and Marisol (2019). Her ongoing work includes the scenic design and fabrication for That Which We Call a Rose (2020) through funding provided by NASA's South Carolina Space Consortium and the South Carolina Arts Commission. Ceili has served as an Assistant Scenic Designer for various productions at the Olney Theatre Center in Olney, MD and The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey in Madison, NJ. 

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Ceili’s scenic design for ENRON was awarded first place for Undergraduate Scenic Design at the Southeastern Theatre Conference (2018). The same design was honored at the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival (Region IV) as the People’s Choice Display (2018). Her design for Rough Magic was awarded first place for Realized Scenic Design at the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival (Region IV) (2019), which included an invitation to attend and compete at the National Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival (2019).

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Along with her work in design, Ceili holds a full time position as a Project Specialist with Productions Unlimited, Inc. in the Upstate of South Carolina.