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Responding to an increasing need for critical perspectives and methodologies, this collection traces the historical dimensions of Native North American drama through overviews of major developments, individual playwrights' perspectives, and in-depth critical analyses. Bringing together writers and scholars from the United States, Canada, and Europe, Indigenous North American Drama provides the first comprehensive outline of this vibrant genre. It also acknowledges the wide diversity of styles and perspectives that have helped shape contemporary Native North American theater itself. This interdisciplinary introduction offers a basis for new readings of Native American and First Nations literature at large.

Several reference books are reviewed, including: 1. Space Atlas: Mapping the Universe and Beyond by James Trefil, 2. American Indian History Day by Day: A Reference Guide to Events by Roger M. Carpenter, and 3. Food and Famine in the 21st Century by William A. Dando.