Sheinagh is a recording artist, educator and practitioner. As an educator she has taught performers of all backgrounds, in the circus arts, theatre, dance, public speaking, healing arts and comedic world to empower and prepare the voice for public presentation. She has conducted workshops at the Sacred World Music Festival in Vancouver, with various circus artists from the Cirque Du Soleil, and has taught at colleges and Universities in Australia. As a multi-lingual vocalist, she has worked with a host of nationally(Canada) and internationally acclaimed theatrical, dance and circus companies. She has toured with Cirque du Soleil performing as the principal vocalist in North America and the Asian Pacific. Her work as a vocalist in performance and in recording in collaboration with composers like Pepe Danza and Patrick Pennefather has been recognized through 5 nominations and several award winning theatre and short film soundtracks, including Mandala Arts and Vancouver Moving Theatre's version of the "Ramayana", Electric Company's Studies in Motion and Bard on the Beach's production of Richard II. Sheinagh's unique vocal sounds are influenced by her assimilation of western and eastern vocal traditions.

Born in Scotland, a natural Celtic singer, she expanded into sacred music in college touring the cathedrals of Germany and France. She has been the recipient of several vocal scholarships in musical theatre, bel canto and light opera. She has studied one-on-one with David Astor at the Academy of Music in Edmonton, University of Alberta, and Edmonton Musical Theatre. Has also studied Bel Canto with David Meek and Karen Way (UBC), Aline Koutin (University of Montreal). She intensified her vocal and presentational skills with Cirque du Soleil on advanced stage presentation and voice lyric. Her studies of 'eastern' vocal styles began with Trichy Sankaran (Carnatic, York University) and Dr. Vidyasagar Vankayala (Carnatic, Sapasa Society,; Rattan Mohan Sharma (North Indian, Pandi Jaseraj School), Cassius Khan (Gazal singing), and Dhrupad from the Dagar Lineage with Uday Bhawalkar and David Tsabar. . She has studied Sanskrit at UBC, and continues to intensify her training of North Indian Classical Music with Mrs. Kalpana Prasad (Kayal-Pandi Jaseraj School), as well as, Bhakti and Nad Yog Voice with Yogi Hari (Miami Florida); a direct descendant from the Nada Brahmananda lineage. She combines the technique gathered from these teachings and from her experience as a vocal performer and recording artist, giving her students the advantage of a wide range of tools in the development and practical application of their voice in any presentational format.