Sylvia Ximi is the premiere president of House of Hues, after functioning as Troupe Manager as the Troupe moved between various owners before finding home under House of Hues. By day, Sylvia works as a graphic and web designer, and enjoys offering her design skills to House of Hues when not running things as a board member. Her passion lies in creating space for queer people to authentically express their truth, and values allowing identity to be discovered as it is celebrated. Sylvia is also a published writer and illustrator, and has worked in community theater in all variety of roles from performer, to prop and set designer, to director. Letting the community tell HoH how they wish to celebrate and share their own stories is the most exciting part of this work for Sylvia.

Whitney Williams has been a member of House of Hues since 2019. She was elected to the board as our Vice President in 2021 and was a part of the incorporation process that has led to House of Hues being a non-profit. She has her Bachelors in Elementary Education and is a local public school educator. Whitney is a born and raised Prescottonian and has been an avid queer rights activist in our rural town of Prescott working towards truly making her community “Everybody’s Home Town". Creating safe spaces for queer art expression is vital to moving forward as an inclusive community and combatting systemic discrimination. She thinks we can create sustainable change while dancing in heels. Whitney also moonlights as Swan Marie on occasion.

Clinton Slay is a proud father of two. He is heavily involved in local theatre, both on stage and behind the curtain. As a gay man, queer representation is important to him. He is proudly a founding member of House of Hues because it creates a space for his community to explore, grow, and blossom in self expression in alignment with the authentic self. Clinton performs with the Troupe as his drag persona of Mary Belle, the Northern Belle of the South. He was raised in Prescott, and has recognized the need for an organization for queer people who have been here like he has, but have been left disenfranchised in the past. The number one virtue Clinton hopes to teach through all that he does is empathy, so that one day his children may grow up in a world that truly values the meaning of love.

Audre is thrilled to be secretary on the board of Yavapai County's first queer arts nonprofit. Having grown up in Prescott, Audre's personal connection to the community drives their passion for the arts, which they pass on to their students as an art teacher. They take pride in being part of the team of creatives that founded and lead House of Hues to thrive in a small town. Audre finds their involvement in House of Hues to be incredibly rewarding and fulfilling, and is dedicated to bringing that same feeling to our local LGBTQ community.

Henley Walker is a dedicated professional with a heart for mental health and education. They are deeply passionate about providing equitable and quality clinical services to diverse populations, bringing a wealth of expertise to our board. Beyond the professional realm, Henley finds joy in the exhilarating world of motorcycles, cheers for The New Orleans Saints football team, and embraces the challenge of CrossFit. Family is a cornerstone of Henley's life, providing a source of inspiration and support.  Henley's commitment extends beyond the boardroom; driven by a desire to make art and queer spaces accessible, Henley actively contributes to the local community, enriching lives through inclusive initiatives. Their diverse experiences and unwavering dedication undoubtedly contribute to our mission and impact.