NATIVE NATIONS PRODUCTIONS>>>>...
Native Nations Productions Inc., was founded by Vaughnda Hilton.  Vaughnda has a Bachelor's Degree in Dance/Theater with a concentration in Arts Management from St. Leo University in Florida.  NNPI has been incorporated in the state of Pennslyvania under the provisions of the Business Corporation Law of 1988 and NNDT is a 501 (c) 3 non profit organization.  The company is Native owned and operated by 5 individuals who make up the main staff of the company.  Our company is a small organization based in Philadelphia and we house the only Native American Indian professional dance company in the Philadelphia and neigboring surrounding areas since 1991.  We focus on education, native themes and theatrical performances all based on American Indian heritage and culture.

OUR EXPERIENCE.............
We provide entertaining educational programs, diversity seminars, theatrical productions, powwows and speakers for schools, museums, colleges, universities and other organizations all over the world.  We have been been seen by millions and have been chosen to present productions for Boscov's, Ikea, WPVI*TV 6 abc, WGBH, PBS network, The American Experience, WHYY*TV12, Corporate America- Verizon, Federal institutions -the Department of State-Public Affairs Department U.S. Embassy in Turkmenistan, the Dept. of Treasury, Dept. of Revenue, the EPA, the U.S. Mint, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), Boeing Corporation, the Defense Supply Center, the U.S. Navy, the National Lewis & Clark Bicentennial Exhibition in Philadelphia and St. Louis, St. Louis Historical Society, the Smithsonian Institute's National Museum of the American Indian, the National Congress of American Indians (NCAI), the Smithsonian's Museum of Natural History - Discovery Theater, the Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum (Big Cypress Seminole Reservation), the Academy of Natural Sciences in Philadelphia, the Philadelphia Zoo, the YMCA, the National Memorial Day Parade held annually in Washington, DC, Class Acts Arts Inc., Foxwoods Casinos, Spirit the 7th Fire (Spirit Lodge Performances), Lafayette College, the Black Box Theater in MD, the Kelsey Theatre in New Jersey, The Prince Music Theater in Philadelphia, Loras College in Debuque, Iowa, Spokane Falls Community College, Brookside Gardens-,the Maryland-National Capital Park & Planning Commission, PepsiCo Inc., St. Joseph's Indian School, Cheyenne River Sioux Middle School, The People's Center in Pablo-Montana, Art Reach, Young Audiences of Pennsylvania (YAEP) and NJ, The Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts/Avenue of the Arts and many schools/colleges in the United States Europe and Central Asia..

WHO WE ARE & OUR MISSION..........
Native Nations Productions, Inc. (NNPI) is proud to have developed Native Nations Dance Theater (NNDT) as one of the finest touring dance companies in the country.  We showcase Native artists from various Native Nations in Indian Country.  We have had representation from the following nations perform with us:  Aztec, Arawak, Blackfeet, Carib, Cree, Creek, Chitimacha, Cherokee, Crow, Delaware, Flathead, Lakota, Nanticoke, Seminole, Shoshone, Taino and Six Nations people.  We also provide an outlet for these artists to work in an environment that is supportive of their craft and encourage them to teach the public about their heritage and ancestry. We also promote and stress the importance of teaching and correcting the steroetypes that are perpetuated in society about indigenous people.  NNPI is an international production company and it is our mission to provide a place for Native American Indians who need to preserve, develop and teach their crafts whether it be dance, music, art or literary in nature.  It is also our mission to present authentic Native American Indian themes, stories, dances and oral traditions.

OUR PERFORMANCES.......
Our performances and presentations are created, choreographed and performed by professionals including: explanations of the dances and instruments, live music, flute playing, drumming, singing, dancing and storytelling.  We have different educational & entertaining programs for most budgets and we tailor the event to your needs and specifications.  Our programs have traveled the World from England to Central Asia.
GO TO PROGRAMS

Our performers are champion dancers and professional musicians and we are sure that you will be as pleased as Casandra Stoud-Burns,
City of Petersburg Commonwealth Attorney in Virginia
who sponsors the annual Petersburg Intercultural Festival.  "NNDT has performed for the past 3 years for the festival and every year it gets better.  NNDT always puts on a great performance and they are extremely professional."

In the summer of 2008, NNDT performed for the Department of State as special guests of the Public Affairs division - United States Embassy in Turkmenistan located in Central Asia. NNDT performed and toured 5 different provinces, coverage was featured on international television broadcasts. NNDT performed for the people in Turkmenistan and was interviewed about Native American Indian culture.  We were very well received and hope to go back.

We were also performed for the Romanian Festival held in New York on Broadway in 2008.  The event was broadcast on international television to millions of viewers in European countries and the U.S.

In April of 2009 members of NNDT will appear in the PBS television special "We Shall Remain-Tecumseh", along with other Native actors like Michael Greyeyes, Wes Studi and others - directed by Chris Eyre  and Rick Burns.
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NATIVE NATIONS PRODUCTIONS>>>>...
Native Nations Productions Inc., was founded by Vaughnda Hilton.  Vaughnda has a Bachelor's Degree in Dance/Theater with a concentration in Arts Management from St. Leo University in Florida.  NNPI has been incorporated in the state of Pennslyvania under the provisions of the Business Corporation Law of 1988 and NNDT is a 501 (c) 3 non profit organization.  The company is Native owned and operated by 5 individuals who make up the main staff of the company.  Our company is a small organization based in Philadelphia and we house the only Native American Indian professional dance company in the Philadelphia and neigboring surrounding areas since 1991.  We focus on education, native themes and theatrical performances all based on American Indian heritage and culture.

OUR EXPERIENCE.............
We provide entertaining educational programs, diversity seminars, theatrical productions, powwows and speakers for schools, museums, colleges, universities and other organizations all over the world.  We have been been seen by millions and have been chosen to present productions for Boscov's, Ikea, WPVI*TV 6 abc, WGBH, PBS network, The American Experience, WHYY*TV12, Corporate America- Verizon, Federal institutions -the Department of State-Public Affairs Department U.S. Embassy in Turkmenistan, the Dept. of Treasury, Dept. of Revenue, the EPA, the U.S. Mint, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), Boeing Corporation, the Defense Supply Center, the U.S. Navy, the National Lewis & Clark Bicentennial Exhibition in Philadelphia and St. Louis, St. Louis Historical Society, the Smithsonian Institute's National Museum of the American Indian, the National Congress of American Indians (NCAI), the Smithsonian's Museum of Natural History - Discovery Theater, the Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum (Big Cypress Seminole Reservation), the Academy of Natural Sciences in Philadelphia, the Philadelphia Zoo, the YMCA, the National Memorial Day Parade held annually in Washington, DC, Class Acts Arts Inc., Foxwoods Casinos, Spirit the 7th Fire (Spirit Lodge Performances), Lafayette College, the Black Box Theater in MD, the Kelsey Theatre in New Jersey, The Prince Music Theater in Philadelphia, Loras College in Debuque, Iowa, Spokane Falls Community College, Brookside Gardens-,the Maryland-National Capital Park & Planning Commission, PepsiCo Inc., St. Joseph's Indian School, Cheyenne River Sioux Middle School, The People's Center in Pablo-Montana, Art Reach, Young Audiences of Pennsylvania (YAEP) and NJ, The Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts/Avenue of the Arts and many schools/colleges in the United States Europe and Central Asia..

WHO WE ARE & OUR MISSION..........
Native Nations Productions, Inc. (NNPI) is proud to have developed Native Nations Dance Theater (NNDT) as one of the finest touring dance companies in the country.  We showcase Native artists from various Native Nations in Indian Country.  We have had representation from the following nations perform with us:  Aztec, Arawak, Blackfeet, Carib, Cree, Creek, Chitimacha, Cherokee, Crow, Delaware, Flathead, Lakota, Nanticoke, Seminole, Shoshone, Taino and Six Nations people.  We also provide an outlet for these artists to work in an environment that is supportive of their craft and encourage them to teach the public about their heritage and ancestry. We also promote and stress the importance of teaching and correcting the steroetypes that are perpetuated in society about indigenous people.  NNPI is an international production company and it is our mission to provide a place for Native American Indians who need to preserve, develop and teach their crafts whether it be dance, music, art or literary in nature.  It is also our mission to present authentic Native American Indian themes, stories, dances and oral traditions.

OUR PERFORMANCES.......
Our performances and presentations are created, choreographed and performed by professionals including: explanations of the dances and instruments, live music, flute playing, drumming, singing, dancing and storytelling.  We have different educational & entertaining programs for most budgets and we tailor the event to your needs and specifications.  Our programs have traveled the World from England to Central Asia.
GO TO PROGRAMS

Our performers are champion dancers and professional musicians and we are sure that you will be as pleased as Casandra Stoud-Burns,
City of Petersburg Commonwealth Attorney in Virginia
who sponsors the annual Petersburg Intercultural Festival.  "NNDT has performed for the past 3 years for the festival and every year it gets better.  NNDT always puts on a great performance and they are extremely professional."

In the summer of 2008, NNDT performed for the Department of State as special guests of the Public Affairs division - United States Embassy in Turkmenistan located in Central Asia. NNDT performed and toured 5 different provinces, coverage was featured on international television broadcasts. NNDT performed for the people in Turkmenistan and was interviewed about Native American Indian culture.  We were very well received and hope to go back.

We were also performed for the Romanian Festival held in New York on Broadway in 2008.  The event was broadcast on international television to millions of viewers in European countries and the U.S.

In April of 2009 members of NNDT will appear in the PBS television special "We Shall Remain-Tecumseh", along with other Native actors like Michael Greyeyes, Wes Studi and others - directed by Chris Eyre  and Rick Burns.


OUR NNDT LOGO
Our official Logo is an original design and represents the 4 colors that represent the 4 directions (west, east, south & north): red, yellow, black & white.. The red sheild represents life and the people. The chevrons represent feathers, keeping the knowledge and passing it on to the 7th generation.  The yellow star represents reaching for the stars and achieving goals that seem to be out of reach.  These colors are also represented in the ancient medicine wheel.  The overall shape represents the drum which is the heartbeat of the people.
Design by NNDT staff.  All Rights reserved 2005 Copyright
For more information about presentations, performances, school shows, presentation fees, more pictures, about dance styles etc.  TO BOOK CALL (215) 472-9996 OR EMAIL:  vaughnda or delwin@nativeweb.net
Convention Entertainment - Women's Ministries and Peace Makers for Healing - Norfolk Virginia-Dec. 1, 2007
Delwin with the Traditional Turkmenistan dancers
Members of Native Nations Dance Theater in Turkmenistan-2008
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NNDT and children at a performing arts school in Turkmenistan