2012 / 2013 Touring Season:

One Arm

(by Tennessee Williams, adapted by Moisés Kaufman) Moisés Kaufman brings this drama to the stage from the un-produced screenplay of Tennessee Williams. In One Arm, the protagonist is a promising young prizefighter whose future and compassion, have been stolen from him in a car accident. His physical damages are a metaphor for his equally brutalized soul.

The Laramie Project

The most performed play in America will return as a featured production of the Next Wave Festival at BAM. With members of the original cast, directed by Moisés Kaufman, the production will tour the world in the Fall of 2012. The Laramie Project chronicles the response of Laramie, Wyoming to the brutal murder of gay college student, Matthew Shepard. The play is universally recognized as providing powerful testimony to the principles of tolerance and justice

Underway (New Works in Process)

Square Peg, Round Hole: A Theatrical Exploration of the Autistic Spectrum

Andy Paris, a founding member/writer of Tectonic Theater Project is researching a new play to be developed in the 11-12 and 12-13 season, to address his response to his young daughter’s autism diagnosis. The diagnosis was not an answer, but a provocative question... In her world, “What does she see? What does she hear? What does she understand? What appears initially as her isolation, reveals the broad reach of autism. Had the diagnosis existed then, she might have been a member of a community that included Albert Einstein, Isaac Newton, Thomas Jefferson and Michelangelo.