Talking in the Footsteps of our Ancestors Podcast:
Center for Great Plains Studies at UNL
Hosted by Johnnie Jae
Featuring Anevay Greenwood
Round Dance by Arigon Starr
"Scene-stealing, too, was Anevay Greenwood as Rudy's spunky sister, smitten with the early Elvis and ending up with a life-size cutout of The King"
-— John Brandenburg, for The Oklahoman
Native in America by Anevay Greenwood
Performed at Otoe Missouria Day in Nebraska
Walking in Footsteps with Our Ancestors
Angels Theatre Company
Otoe Missouria Tribe
Native in America by Anevay Greenwood
Performed at Theatre Crude Fringe Festival 2025
"Greenwood says the play is very personal as it showcases the experience of Native women who may struggle to maintain their heritage and identity in today’s society. The show features Indigenous"
Eurydice at University of Central Oklahoma
Loud Stone (Olivia Wells), Little Stone (Anevay Greenwood) and Big Stone (Tabatha DeVault) Their coordination was excellent and their reactions emphasized the power of the Child.
— Anna Holloway, for The Oklahoman
