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And So We Walked is a memoir-inspired theatre piece created and performed by DeLanna Studi, a prominent figure in Native American theatre. Born from Studi’s Cherokee heritage, the show traces the Trail of Tears and personal history through a powerful, intimate performance. A former artistic director of Native Voices at the Autry, Studi brings decades of stage experience to this touring work. The project has earned recognition in regional theatre and festival circuits, including engagements at Triad Stage (Winston-Salem), Portland Center Stage, ArtsEmerson (Boston), and Carthage (Tunisia) in festival contexts. This page provides bios, performance history, and upcoming tour listings to help you secure seats for a moving, historically rooted experience.

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Whether you’re revisiting Indigenous history through a contemporary lens or discovering a new voice in memoir theatre, And So We Walked offers a compelling narrative and stagecraft. For the latest shows, dates, and ticket options, keep an eye on our listings. Follow the official social channels to stay connected and join the conversation with #andsowewalked on Instagram and Facebook. We’ve got you covered with reliable access to seats when you’re ready to experience this important work.

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Quick Facts About And So We Walked

  • Created and performed by DeLanna Studi (Cherokee Nation), a longtime theatre artist and former artistic director of Native Voices at the Autry.
  • The work is a memoir-style performance tracing the Trail of Tears and Studi’s Cherokee heritage, not a music release.
  • Awards: Studi is a 2016 recipient of the Butcher Scholar Award from The Autry Museum of the American West.
  • Notable engagements include Triad Stage (Winston-Salem, 2016), Portland Center Stage (2018), ArtsEmerson (Boston, 2023) and Tunisian festival debut (Carthage, 2019).
  • As of February 2026, there were public listings for 2025–2026 performances, including a January 10, 2026 date in Ardmore, OK; no widely publicized 2025 tour was confirmed.
  • Social media: official site invites followers to engage with #andsowewalked on Instagram and Facebook; main handles appear as @andsowewalked.

Whether you’re revisiting Indigenous history through a contemporary lens or discovering a new voice in memoir theatre, And So We Walked offers a compelling narrative and stagecraft. For the latest shows, dates, and ticket options, keep an eye on our listings. Follow the official social channels to stay connected and join the conversation with #andsowewalked on Instagram and Facebook. We’ve got you covered with reliable access to seats when you’re ready to experience this important work.

Official social & website: And So We Walked | Instagram: @andsowewalked | Facebook: @andsowewalked

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