Native American Theatre

Native American theatre encompasses performance arts created by Indigenous peoples of North America, often rooted in cultural traditions, storytelling, and oral history. It serves as a means of preserving heritage, exploring contemporary issues, and asserting cultural identity. These productions may include traditional rituals, dance, storytelling, and modern plays that reflect Indigenous perspectives. Native American theatre fosters cultural expression, educates audiences, and promotes understanding of Native histories and experiences. It is a vibrant, evolving form that honors ancestral roots while engaging with contemporary social and political themes.