Pythia

Pythia is a Greek-Canadian drag performer, costume designer and visual artist known for three Drag Race appearances.

Biography

Pythia brought a background in costume, set and makeup design into Montreal drag, then carried that theatrical visual language through three Drag Race competitions.

The Greek-born Montreal artist was a season 2 runner-up, competed on Global All Stars and returned for Canada's first Drag Race All Stars season in 2026.

Known for

Canada's Drag Race season 2

Pythia reached the finale and finished as one of the season's runners-up.[3][1]

RuPaul's Drag Race Global All Stars

She represented Canada in the 2024 global competition and centred several looks on Greek heritage.[5][1]

Canada's Drag Race: All Stars

She returned as one of nine contestants for the inaugural Canadian All Stars season in July 2026.[1][4]

Career highlights

  1. Greek Montreal

    Greek roots remain visible in the work

    Pythia is originally from Greece, is based in Montreal and repeatedly builds characters from mythology, history and Greek visual culture.[1][5]

  2. Design Training

    Her drag joins several design disciplines

    Training and work in theatre sets, costumes, makeup, photography and graphic art give Pythia a multidisciplinary way to construct a performance.[1][6]

  3. Digital Worlds

    The pandemic sharpened her camera storytelling

    During venue closures, Pythia used green screens, editing and multiple characters to control the complete visual world of a digital number.[6]

  4. Oraculum Stage

    Oraculum moved the practice into long-form theatre

    Pythia and Denim created a 2024 production that combined drag, theatre, puppetry, projection and multimedia storytelling.[7]

  5. All Stars Agency

    The 2026 return led into a broader creative business

    Pythia returned for Canada's Drag Race: All Stars with a self-made package and described expanding into creative-agency work across art, fashion, technology and performance.[1][4][2]

Good to know

Born in 1994

Pythia was born on October 4, 1994.[3][1]

Her name comes from the Oracle of Delphi

In a 2024 direct interview, Pythia said she named herself after the ancient oracle of Apollo.[8]

She made her 2026 competition package herself

In her current exit interview, Pythia said she designed and made the All Stars package herself for the first time.[4]