First Nations Theatre refers to the performance art created by Indigenous peoples in Canada and the United States. It often incorporates traditional storytelling, cultural practices, and contemporary themes, reflecting the diverse experiences and histories of various First Nations communities. This form of theatre serves as a means of cultural expression and preservation, allowing Indigenous voices to be heard. The performances may include elements such as dance, music, and visual art, showcasing the rich heritage of Indigenous cultures. Many productions aim to educate audiences about the challenges faced by Indigenous peoples, while also celebrating their resilience and creativity. Through this art form, First Nations Theatre fosters understanding and appreciation of Indigenous perspectives.