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Diana Silvers
Diana Margaret Silvers, born November 3, 1997, in Los Angeles, is an American actress. She grew up with five siblings, attended Palisades Charter High School, and began pursuing acting at age 12 after watching What's Eating Gilbert Grape. She later studied at New York University before shifting her focus toward acting professionally.
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- Sep 24Los AngelesGreek TheatrePerformers: BeckView details
- Oct 4OmahaSteelhouse OmahaPerformers: BeckView details
- Oct 7MilwaukeeLandmark Credit Union LivePerformers: BeckView details
- Oct 8MinneapolisOrpheum TheatrePerformers: BeckView details
- Oct 10ChicagoThe AuditoriumPerformers: BeckView details
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- Oct 18BostonMGM Music Hall at FenwayPerformers: BeckView details
- Oct 19PhiladelphiaThe Met Presented by HighmarkPerformers: BeckView details
- Oct 26WashingtonThe AnthemPerformers: BeckView details
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- Nov 1NashvilleThe TruthPerformers: BeckView details
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About Diana Silvers
Silvers made her acting debut in 2018 on the Hulu series Into the Dark and broke through the following year with roles in three films: Glass, Ma, in which she played Maggie Thompson, and Booksmart, as Hope. She gained wider recognition as Erin Naird in the Netflix comedy series Space Force (2020–2022).
Her subsequent film credits include Ava (2020), Birds of Paradise (2021), The Killer (2024), and Lonely Planet (2024). Before her acting career, she worked as a model with IMG Models beginning in 2015, including closing a Stella McCartney runway show in 2019.
Silvers established herself as a rising screen actress within roughly two years of her debut, moving between film and television projects across multiple genres.