Denise Drysdale began working with television at 10 years of age with Channel 9 in Melbourne.

Denise was a regular on Graham Kennedy Show In Melbourne Tonight and was Melbourne’s first Go Go dancer.

Denise’s popularity led to the Australian Government inviting her to perform for the troops in Vietnam for three weeks in 1967. In 1969, she went to the Far East to entertain American troops. In 1974, she became Ernie Sigleys’ barrel girl on The Ernie Sigley Show earning the nick-name Ding Dong. Denise has won two Gold logies and several Silver Logies.

Over the years Denise Drysdale has appeared regularly on numerous television shows including The Ernie and Denise show which was very popular viewing.

As an actress, she has appeared in many movies and plays. In 2000, she celebrated 40 years in television, an extraordinary achievement for any performer.

Lately her work has centered on TV1. She also appears on a television commercial for Bev Marks Beds and does regular guest talks around the country, in between entertaining the Senior Citizens with Morning melodies concerts and presenting fashion parades and other shows.

Denise Drysdale is sought after for her easy going and bubbly personality.