Empowering Native American Indigenous Communities in the Performing Arts
“Whats Electric Turquoise All About?”
Mission Statement
Electric Turquoise is committed to inspiring and supporting Native American communities through diverse artistic and wellness initiatives. Our focus encompasses dance, acting, film, screenwriting, theater, modeling, singing, fitness. We strive to uplift and empower these communities by nurturing creativity, self- expression, and holistic well-being.
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Vision Statement
At Electric Turquoise, we envision a future where artists are empowered to reach their full potential through comprehensive professional training, employment opportunities, and funding for their endeavors. We aim to create a vibrant space that fosters creativity, education, and cultural awareness while emphasizing the importance of preserving our traditions. Our goal is to pave the way for a brighter future for generations to come.
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What Is The Electric Effect?
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Electric Turquoise is dedicated to inspiring and supporting Native American communities through various art forms, including dance, acting, film, screenwriting, theater, modeling, singing, and fitness. As a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization, our mission is to empower Native communities across Turtle Island by offering affordable classes and opportunities for children, teens, and adults. We are aiming to sponsor tribal members to participate in our Electric Arts Academy & Workshops.​
Our vision is to help artists reach their full potential by providing professional training, employment opportunities, and funding for their future endeavours.
Meet Our Founder/Artistic Director
IG @teslawolfe
Tesla Wolfe
The Founder/Artistic Director of Electric Turquoise Entertainment.
Professional Dancer,Choreographer,Teacher, Actress, Model, Filmmaker & Producer.
Originally from Ada, Oklahoma. Tesla is Native American. Her tribes are Seminole, Creek, Absentee Shawnee.
Tesla made history as the 1st Native American Model to be featured in Maxim Magazine.
She studied at Central Oklahoma Dance Center.
Tesla Studied at the prestigious Lee Strasberg Film & Theatre Institute.
As well as Ivana Chubbuck Acting School.
She is trained in Ballet, Jazz, Tap, Pointe,Contemporary, hip hop, drill team, Pom, Go-Go & Pole.Oklahoma NBA Dance Team.
She was an instructor and choreographer for many studios.
She worked as a company member for 8&1 Professional Jazz & Contemporary Company.
Tesla Performed at the Mayfair Supper Club at the Bellagio in Las Vegas.
She is signed with N.TA. Talent Agency & Wilhelmina Modeling Agency.
She worked for Cherry Boom Boom & Insomniac where she booked EDC MainStage 2022, Mainstage Mexico 2023.
Tesla is the Dance Choreographer for Insomniac Entertainment Dancers for the largest EDM festival called EDC in Las Vegas, Nevada since 2024.
She played the lead in a Caesars Palace commercial 2023. She travels the U.S. as a model walking for many Indigenous designers.
Tesla was an actress on the hit series Yellowstone.
She played lead actress named Harriett in the TV pilot called "Oklahoma Dreamin'" and Lead Female Actress, Dancer & Choreographer in a feature film called "Features".
Tesla Toured Across Canada as an actress for the role of “Frenchie” in the Native American Musical “Bear Grease”
Co-Produced FNX Red Carpet Gala 2025
Catch Tesla's life story and upcoming stardom on TV Show "This Is Indian Country" On FNX Network.
Recently honored to be a
Keynote Presenter/Motivational Speaker
& Instructor for the Forum & Academy workshops.
"The Electric Effect" to the Native Action Network's 21st Annual Native Women's Leadership Forum and Young Native Women's Leadership Academy
The Electric Ladies
Professional Dance Company
Tradition, Sisterhood, Empowerment
The Electric Ladies represent the new upcoming Matriarchs.
We are about empowerment, sisterhood & stand as positive role models in Indian Country. We strive to keep our cultural, traditions alive throughout the art of dance. Honoring our ancestors by spreading good medicine and staying true to the creators purpose.
