Could a 'Diana musical' be performed as all-drag camp fest?

To celebrate the coronation I finally caught this on Netflix. I actually think the show would work and be 'so much better' if it really amped up the camp factor and didn't try to take itself seriously (I feel the tone of the show right now doesn't work well because it's a combination of camp and sincerity). Imagining a Diana, Queen in drag and singing these songs, saying these lyrics etc. makes me chuckle so much and I'd LOVE to see it. So the tone would seem more like a parody than real.

Would this even be possible to do a show without special permission from the licensing org?

The problem isn’t that it was camp. The problem is that it was intended to be campy at all. When the writers noticed that people were laughing at moments they initially never intended to be comical, they just rolled with it as a PR move.

I worked that show for pretty much the entire preview period and opening night, and words cannot describe the looks I saw on the faces of the creative team taking notes when there were moments that were getting laughter. Let’s just say it was not good at all.

Despite directing Xanadu, Christopher Ashley doesn’t exactly have a good finger on camp. He tries to infuse some sense of seriousness in most things he directs, when the plot doesn’t call for it at all.

At a certain point you have to separate the actual person from lore the world crafted.. She’s probably one above the most famous women to ever live, like it or not a character has been created.