And So She Walked Tickets

And So She Walked is the performer page for And So We Walked, the memoir-style solo show created by DeLanna Studi, a Cherokee Nation member, writer, and performer. The production explores her family’s history with the Trail of Tears and the resilience of Native communities. Studi is a distinguished theater artist and cultural leader, serving as co-artistic director of Native Voices at the Autry and holding leadership roles with SAG-AFTRA’s National Native Americans Committee since 2007. This page highlights And So She Walked’s biography, select discography highlights tied to the show and related recordings, and upcoming tour information. We’ve got you covered for reliable, straightforward access to tickets and performances across venues.

About the artist: DeLanna Studi is a respected voice in Native American theater, recognized for shaping contemporary Indigenous performance. And So We Walked became the first American play selected for Journées Théâtrales de Carthage in Tunisia and has been archived for Audible in a regional/off-Broadway adaptation. Her work has earned grants and honors, including the Autry National Center’s Butcher Scholar Award (2016) and MAP Fund support. For the latest updates on shows, social media, and official materials, we share direct links to her official channels. Date-to-be-announced or upcoming engagements will be presented with current information as it becomes available.
Social handles and official resources: official site | @andsowewalked