The Tectonic Theater Project is a New York City-based theater company known for its innovative approach to storytelling. Founded in 1991 by Moises Kaufman, the company focuses on creating original works that often explore social issues and human experiences. They are particularly recognized for their documentary-style plays, which blend interviews, research, and personal narratives. One of their most notable productions is The Laramie Project, which examines the aftermath of the 1998 murder of Matthew Shepard in Laramie, Wyoming. The play is based on interviews with the local community and highlights themes of tolerance, hate, and the impact of violence on society.