The Home Of Contemporary Indigenous Performance

“Dreams shift and change, but we keep moving forward”. This is the mantra that our cast and crew have been living by as they worked together to create this new show that gives a spotlight to the actors and not only the adversity they face, but also how they overcome and rise above it.

Join us on August 21st and 28 at 6 pm and 8:30 pm at Aki Studio for a magical night filled with stories and songs spanning 5 decades of theatre that highlight the bravery, resilience, and growth that come with pursuing your dreams.

Hosted by a newly formed indie theatre company, KLASSE Theatrical Productions, in 2025, our sole purpose is to help spotlight more up-and-coming Canadian performers. We’re redefining what it means to “belong” in theatre.

Weesageechak Begins to Dance is Native Earth Performing Arts’ annual performing arts festival showcasing new works and works-in-development by Indigenous artists across Turtle Island and beyond.

An Indigenous horror comedy with the coolest Y2K hits, Tara Moses’ Haunted forces us to confront the very land we walk on and our relationship (or lack thereof) with Indigenous communities today.

Sorry For Your Loss is Cian Parker’s story of growing up, exploring the effects of having a sometimes-there-mostly-not dad.

Native Earth Performing Arts is proud to be in its 11th year of partnership with the Paprika Festival.

GIIZIS READS will be a week of staged readings showcasing notable works by Indigenous playwrights across multiple decades, bringing community together to laugh, reflect, share ideas, honour Indigenous artistic legacies, and celebrate plays that are rarely platformed on our stages.

2-Spirit Cabaret will return for its 11th edition – An annual celebration of the strength, beauty, and talent of 2-Spirit and Indigiqueer artists.