Diana Divine

Diana Divine

Artist

Comedy and Cabaret · Adelaide, SA

Award-winning artist and seasoned producer, this performer is Divine by name, but a little more nuanced by nature. For the past decade, Diana Divine has been shimmying from pub floors to sold-out theatres. They have a passion for creating supportive, accessible spaces within the arts sector, lovingly referred to by mentees as “Uncle Di”. Gifted with a love of performance and a total lack of dance skill, Diana's camp characters and storytelling shine through in every act. With a butt that won't quit but legs that sometimes do, prepare yourself for sauciness, silliness, and a sucker punch of sarcasm when Diana Divine takes the stage.

About their work

Diana Divine is a well established figure within the national cabaret scene. Creator of the award-winning disability cabaret "Singin in the Pain", nerdy burlesque troupe "The Justass League", alternative variety show "Lolly Bag Burlesque", and the South Australian Burlesque Community Awards, Di uses their platform to increase access and inclusion within the arts. In early 2026, Diana's burlesque work was featured on an episode of ABC's "Compass" focusing on intimacy and sexual expression within the disability community. Accolades include Mx Burlesque Adelaide 2023, Adelaide Fringe Emerging Artist 2022, Adelaide Fringe Best Cabaret 2019 & 2023, Burlesque Idol SA Runner Up 2017 and SA Young Achiever Pride Award Finalist 2025.

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