Performer. Host. Maker. Army veteran. Professional bad influence.
From childhood theater and Poland to her first drag performance in Provo and becoming a fixture of Salt Lake City drag, meet the Utah artist behind Diana Lone.
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Where to see drag. What to expect. How to tip. Who to know. And why some of the best drag in the country is happening in a state better known for temples and fry sauce.
Diana’s guide to drag in Salt Lake City and across Utah.
The dress doesn't make itself.
Neither does the wig. Or the padding. Or the props. Or the mix. Or whatever completely unnecessary mechanical reveal Diana decided she needed this week.
Go behind the scenes of DIY drag costume design with a queen who would rather make it herself.
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Wedding? Birthday? Corporate event? Bachelorette? Pride celebration?
Divorce?
Now she’s listening.
Everything you need to know about hiring a drag queen in Salt Lake City and Utah—what to expect, what to ask and how to make sure your event doesn't suck.
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Child performer. Mormon Utah. The United States Army. Poland. Drag Race. Loss. A Target dress. And eventually, Diana Lone.
Most drag careers don't start this way.
Then again, Diana has never been particularly interested in doing things normally.
Makeup artist. Seamstress. Wig stylist. Performer. Host. Music editor. Prop builder. Marketing department.
And that's before she gets onstage.
Diana explains what actually goes into being a professional drag performer—including the parts nobody sees once the lights come on.
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Yes.
Diana Lone.
Dyin’ alone.
It's a stupid joke.
It's also not really a joke at all.
The story behind the name, what it came to mean and why four ridiculous words became Diana’s unofficial philosophy:
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Impressive.
There’s considerably more Diana where that came from.
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