Diana Rendon is a Colombian-Dominican-American ACTOR, WRITER, & DIRECTOR based in Brooklyn, New York. She holds a BFA in Acting from NYU Tisch School of the Arts ('25) and is a proud member of the Actors' Equity Association.

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She began her training at Tisch at the Playwrights Horizons Theater School studio, focusing largely on contemporary scene work, developing new and experimental theatre, and honing the skill of being a useful, productive collaborator in a rehearsal room. 

Diana finished out their training at The Classical Studio, the most selective program in the drama department. At Classical, she spent 40 hours a week training in Shakespearean verse, stage combat (SAFD certified), voice/diction, and Suzuki method, all in addition to rehearsing for and performing a three month-long run of Shakespeare's Twelfth Night.

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After graduating, Diana continued her training in a 12-week scene study program at Juilliard. ​

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A fan of all things slightly strange and a frequent instigator of inappropriate laughter, their mission with their work is to make people, especially queer folks of color, feel seen and a little less alone. 

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​When not working, Diana loves to spend her days playing tennis, doing crossword puzzles, using her AMC A-List subscription, reading, and playing guitar.​​

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