DEVEN GREEN is the L.A.-based
award-winning comedy
and musical performer
originally from Canada.
You know her from the "Welcome To My Home" and "Welcome To My White House" parodies, as a photographic fashionista, RuPaul's Drag Race judge, calling BINGO, Goliath Magazine's advice columnist and performing her live music shows as a comedic chanteuse in brothels across America with the top drag queens of the world.
Awards / Acknowledgements
Top 20 Funniest Videos - NY Entertainment.
"Best YouTube" & "Funniest Person" & "The Right Side of Herstory" - World of Wonder
Voted Top 3 "Fabulous Cabaret Performer" - GayCities
"Best Personality" Nominee - West Hollywood
"Best Fashion Nominee" and "Best Twitter" Winner - Werrrk.com
Special invited guest and panelist and performer - RuPaul's Dragcon
Digital DragFest Performers - PEG Entertainment/StageIT
Pride Performer / MC / Host - U.S.
Top 95 Drag Queen & Queer Visionaries - Out Magazine
Top 50 Looks at Dragcon - Vogue Online
1st female to ever perform at an all gay male nudist colony - Poconos
"Improv Performer of the Decade" - LAC
American Humanist Arts Award presented in Las Vegas - American Humanist Association
"Best Drag Show in Los Angeles" (Drag Queen/Legendary Bingo) - Blade Magazine
"Best Show" Nominee - Digital Drag Fest
Comedy Parodies
Comedy Parodies
"Deven Green is SHE-larious!" - RuPaul
(Season 5 Comedy Judge RPDR)
RuPaul's Drag Race and DragCon
Tails of the City: PETS 4 PETS on World of Wonder PLUS!
Creators/Hosts: Deven Green & Kasha Davis
Equality, Pride, Charity
Deven is nothing short of judgmental especially being a celeb judge for the following charity events: The San Francisco Divas of Drag Ball, The NY High Society Drag Competition and Werrrk's Drag Competition. More importantly, she has been an outspoken advocate for LGBTQ+ rights, The Trevor Project, The NO H8 campaign, APLA Health, IDENTITY, HIV Equal, Aids Ride, BBC Pride World Radio with Lady Portia, Southern California's G&L Centre, San Diego HIV Funding Collaborative (in partnership with Mo's Universe, San Diego), LGBT Youth Centre - San Diego, San Gabriel Valley LGBT Center, Desert AIDS Project - Palm Springs, NorCalAIDSCycle, True Colors Fund (LGBTQ homeless youth fund), Seattle Children's Hospital Dungeons & Dragons Live, SafeToBe.org, Tom of Finland House Foundation auctioneer, Gay and Lesbian Centre Los Angeles, presenter at the Str8Up Gay Porn Awards, Southern Queer Alliance, Digital Drag Fest with proceeds to GLAAD, Digital Pride Fest (during Covid), Project Q Southern Queer Artist Telethon, headlining Pride festivals (Austin, Atlanta, Green Bay, Portland, Seattle, Anchorage and more) across the U.S., being an officiant for same-sex marriages and speaking to gay alliances at colleges/universities across the US.
Legendary Bingo Caller
Deven Green Press and Print
Jackie Beat Shows
Trivia
VOICE
Deven plays voice several characters in The Addams Family 2019 (Judy Trumbly and Mrs. Gravely).
You have heard Deven's voice in films such as "First Period," "H+," "Electric City," "Sausage Race Announcer in Dreams," "Music Within," "Knight to F4," "Her Minor Thing," and "Just Friends." You have heard her dulcet tones on commercials like Disney's "Aladdin," "Beauty and the Beast," "The Little Mermaid," Finlandia University, "Marilyn: Behind the Icon", N"ever Sleep Alone" and Ford Trucks. If you are a game player know Deven as a sexy robot in "Resident Evil." Deven also voiced "Vogue’s Book of Etiquette and Good Manners," because she was perfect for it.
You've also heard Deven's characters on "The Howard Stern Show" and "The Mancow Show."
FACT: Deven was the first Moviefone voice in Canada for Cineplex Odeon Theatres.
Deven as Judy Trumbly in THE ADDAMS FAMILY
WORDS
Deven has written awards-ceremony speeches for Marlee Matlin, Donny Osmond, Sharon Osbourne, Garth Brooks, Arnold Palmer, Larry King, Norm Crosby, Billy Jean King and Leslie Neilson. The "Milkmen and Money Makers" book by pop-artist Trevor Wayne was captioned by none other than Deven Green. Deven wrote the Prince Poppycock musical show and her advice (for entertainment purposes only) is read monthly in Goliath Magazine.
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