I’m an extroverted introvert, lover of GIFs and pets, devourer of stories. I’m obsessed with art, design, beauty, and self-expression in all its forms. And I can’t help helping people.

People are the coolest, the weirdest, the hardest, the most beautiful and endlessly fascinating. I hate small talk because I wanna dig in deep right off the bat. Emotional intelligence is my jam.

Producing fringe theater taught me how to transport people to another world in whatever space we’re given, with whatever resources we have. It taught me how to problem-solve in the moment, because the show must go on. It taught me how limitations are a gift to creativity. Most of all, it taught me the power of a community creating something together.

I started PRIESTESS because, working in theater and events, I often saw the same stories told over and over. I’m here to tell new stories, serve more people, challenge what’s possible, and make celebration a revolutionary tool.

I’m a wild daughter, more wolf than woman. I’m a neurospicy artist who worked for more than a decade with local and national governments on racial equity, anti-racism, and infusing embodied awareness into unlearning White Supremacy Culture for Civil Servants. This wolf-woman got tired.

So Priestess is the place I come to do the work that matters. To produce events that further joy, end injustice, and fund our community in the ways our government should. Priestess is how I will be able to use my ultimate ability as a Weaver to connect all our skills as stars in a dazzling constellation of authenticity.

My skills are vast and varied*. I can edit your screenplay, help you write a ritual, or consult on your outfit for a big event. And? I can throw one hell of a party. Hope to see you at one someday.

*From the Stranger:
“Dayo Vice is a nationally respected facilitator, educator, and equity strategist with over two decades of experience using performance and storytelling to drive social change…she integrates theater-based methods into anti-racism education, leadership development, and organizational transformation.

Her work bridges the arts and equity, helping groups confront harmful systems and move toward authentic, systemic change. Known for her ability to create brave spaces rooted in vulnerability, trust, and collaboration, Dayo has trained leaders across government, nonprofit, and corporate sectors. Her experience leading a non-hierarchical theater company sharpened her skills in inclusive leadership and creative problem-solving.

At the core of her practice is the belief that justice and innovation are collective efforts—and that true transformation happens when communities commit to both truth and connection.”So Priestess is the place I come to do the work that matters. To produce events that further joy, end injustice, and fund our community in the ways our government should. Priestess is how I will be able to use my ultimate ability as a Weaver to connect all our skills as stars in a dazzling constellation of authenticity.