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First Name
Lori
Middle Name
Tazbah
Last Name
Tapahonso
Stage Name
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Phone
5058603034
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Region
Western
Street Address
117 La Media Rd Sw
City
ALBUQUERQUE
State/Province
NM
Country
United States
Postal Code
Primary type of performance
Myths & Legends, Monologues, Family Stories, Personal Narrative Stories
Stories
Cultural, historical, family
Bi or Multi Lingual
Yes
Bio
Lori Tazbah Tapahonso (Diné/Acoma) is a storyteller, theater artist, and educator whose work centers Indigenous voice, memory, and place-based storytelling. Rooted in her cultural background as a Diné/Acoma Pueblo woman and in the layered histories and cultures of New Mexico, Lori’s storytelling brings forward narratives of land, community, and Indigenous cultures.
She has performed nationally in theater productions, educational touring performances, and film projects that bring Indigenous histories and contemporary experiences to audiences of all ages. Lori currently performs in Native Vision (add hyperlink: https://www.livingvoices.org/natvis/natvis.html), a touring educational theater production with Living Voices, and collaborates on creative film and television projects that amplify Indigenous culture and language. Her stage work uses performance as a bridge between storytelling, education, and cultural connection.
Lori’s performance and educational programming includes storytelling performances; storytelling workshops for youth and adults; Indigenous cultural literacy and community engagement programming; speech and public speaking workshops; acting for theater workshops for K–12 students; and Native theater education and programming.
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She has performed nationally in theater productions, educational touring performances, and film projects that bring Indigenous histories and contemporary experiences to audiences of all ages. Lori currently performs in Native Vision (add hyperlink: https://www.livingvoices.org/natvis/natvis.html), a touring educational theater production with Living Voices, and collaborates on creative film and television projects that amplify Indigenous culture and language. Her stage work uses performance as a bridge between storytelling, education, and cultural connection.
Lori’s performance and educational programming includes storytelling performances; storytelling workshops for youth and adults; Indigenous cultural literacy and community engagement programming; speech and public speaking workshops; acting for theater workshops for K–12 students; and Native theater education and programming.
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Ages
All Ages
School Districts
Workshops
Yes
Requirements
Mentor
Yes
Cost
$75/hr
Travel
Yes