KIKI ENTERTAINMENT

After six years of creative collaboration, award-winning performer Divina De Campo and producer-marketer Stefan Evans have joined forces to form Kiki Entertainment - a new UK-based production company focused on live performance, touring, and digital storytelling across drag, theatre, and contemporary culture.

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The partnership builds on a working relationship that began in 2019 and has since produced national tours, digital campaigns, and the hit podcast “Fierce Slay Talk”, which the pair co-host.
 

Evans most recently promoted and tour-managed Divina’s 2025 sell-out show I Do Think, following extensive work on UK tours for soul icon Gabrielle and drag legends Jinkx Monsoon, Jujubee, and Myra DuBois. A former senior marketer under Dragon’s Den investor and Diary of a CEO host Steven Bartlett, Evans has since led creative campaigns for leading entertainment brands and artists including Tracy Chapman.
 

Divina De Campo, best known as the fan-favourite runner-up on the first season of RuPaul’s Drag Race UK, has since established herself as one of Britain’s most versatile and respected performers. A powerhouse vocalist and actor, she has starred in major theatre productions including Chicago, Hedwig and the Angry Inch, and The Spongebob Musical. On screen, Divina’s charisma and humour have made her a familiar face across British television: celebrated for her authenticity, mentorship, and “real drag mother” energy within the community.
 

Kiki Entertainment represents the next stage of that shared trajectory: blending Evans’ strategic production and marketing expertise with De Campo’s theatrical and musical mastery to develop bold, audience-driven work that champions queer performance at scale.
 

Their first joint venture under the new banner will be the Official RuPaul’s Drag Race UK Season Seven Tour: a nationwide series that sets the tone for the company’s ambition: to elevate drag and live queer storytelling with the same production value, reach, and respect afforded to mainstream entertainment.
 

“We’ve been building towards this for years,” says Evans. “Kiki Entertainment is where artistry meets proper infrastructure: where our community’s talent can thrive on-stage and off.”

“It’s about taking what we do best and giving it the space and scale it deserves,” adds De Campo. “It’s time.”