Diana Kyle has been involved in every aspect of performing for over 25 years. She most recently starred last year in the film "Over Breakfast". Diana has a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Speech and Performing, and moved to Los Angeles in 1998. From 1980 through 1992 as a performer in New York City, she appeared in regional and stock companies throughout the north and Midwest. Diana has been seen on stage as Grace in "Bus Stop"; Mona Kent in "Dames at Sea", and Mame Dennis in "Mame", to name a few. While in Manhattan, she collaborated on "Babalu", a musical about the life of Lucille Ball (she played Lucy!).

Aside from performing, Diana has stage managed and produced as well. In Hollywood, she produced "Me and Eddy Swami Nerup and Other Obituaries" at Sacred Fools Theatre, and "You Eat It, It Eats You" at Working Stage Theatre. In New York City, she produced an off-Broadway production of "Dear Liar."

Her interest and obsession with acting and motion pictures began at a very early age. After seeing "Gone with the Wind" she immediately cast herself in all the roles and recited the classic lines repeatedly, to her family's great frustration and resulting insomnia.

Also a professional singer and comedienne, Diana is an avid fan of Ed Wood and low-budget horror films in general ("The cheesier, the better!"). During her college years in Richmond, Virginia, she starred in a low-budget horror flick, "It Came From the Sewer." She portrayed Brooklyn housewife "Kitty Litter" who while sitting on the toilet, was unceremoniously devoured by the monster 15 minutes into the film. Her proudest moment to date was at that film's premiere at the Edison Theatre in Richmond, Virginia on Halloween, when "It Came From the Sewer" was shown on a double bill with the James Whale classic "The Bride of Frankenstein."