Celeste Insell, a multifaceted artist, has had a distinguished career spanning stage, television, and film. Her journey in the early 1980s began at the prestigious Herbert Berghof studio in New York City, where she honed her craft.
Making her television debut in 1982, Celeste played the pivotal role of Nurse Graham in the made-for-TV movie "A Piano for Mrs. Cimino," alongside the legendary Bette Davis. This experience remains one of the highlights of her illustrious career.
Prior to her television debut, Celeste had already made a name for herself on stage. She played the role of "Lady in Blue" in the Western Canadian touring production of "For Colored Girls..." (1980),a performance that earned rave reviews. The production ran for six months in Vancouver, solidifying her reputation as a talented and versatile actress.
Celeste's impressive range has allowed her to excel in both comedy and drama. Her most recent credit is an appearance in the Netflix series "Jupiter's Legacy" (2021),a testament to her enduring appeal.
Throughout her career, Celeste has accumulated a diverse range of credits, including the Lifetime made-for-TV movie "Grim Sleeper" (2014) and a role in the Canadian indie short film "Mattress" (2014),directed by Michelle Kee. The latter was selected for entry in the prestigious Cannes short film category.
In addition to her acting pursuits, Celeste is also a published writer, further demonstrating her multifaceted talents. With a career spanning decades, Celeste Insell continues to captivate audiences with her remarkable performances and dedication to her craft.
