Native American Theatre encompasses a diverse range of performances created by Indigenous peoples of North America. It often reflects the rich cultural heritage, traditions, and stories of various tribes, using storytelling, music, and dance. This form of theatre serves as a means of preserving and sharing cultural identity while addressing contemporary issues faced by Native communities. In recent decades, Native American Theatre has gained recognition through playwrights like Lynn Riggs and Mary Kathryn Nagle. Festivals and organizations, such as the Native American Theatre Ensemble, promote Indigenous voices and provide platforms for new works, fostering a deeper understanding of Native experiences and perspectives.