Teaching The Right Now: A Free Classroom Companion for High School Students

Teachers and drama educators, we have an exciting new resource for you!

Our latest Classroom Companion for Andrew Geha’s The Right Now is now available—packed with activities, discussion prompts, and creative exercises designed to help students connect deeply with this moving, genre-bending play about grief, memory, and emotional resilience.

Download this resource by clicking the button above!

 

Why Teach The Right Now?

At first glance, The Right Now looks like a sci-fi story about a time loop. But underneath, it’s something much more profound: a raw and thoughtful exploration of how young people experience loss, isolation, and the longing to move forward—when time itself refuses to cooperate. The play follows two teens, Asher and Saicha, as they navigate a Monday that keeps repeating… and the deeper emotional patterns they must confront to break free.

Blending quiet science fiction with emotional realism, The Right Now is a fantastic choice for high school theater programs and literature classes, sparking meaningful discussions about memory, healing, and what it means to be truly present.


What’s Inside the Classroom Companion?

This free teaching guide is designed to help students explore the play’s themes in fresh and engaging ways! Inside, you’ll find:

Pre-Reading Questions to get students thinking about time, memory, and emotional vulnerability.
Post-Reading Discussion Prompts exploring character growth, ethical dilemmas, and the idea of emotional repetition.
Character Analysis Activities like writing secret voice memos, designing “perfect day” schedules, and staging loop-based improvisations.
Investigating Culture & History research projects on teen grief, memory science, and the ethics of emotional intervention.
Creative Activities including sci-fi worldbuilding, alternate timeline portraits, and one-minute plays set just before the loop resets.
Text Connections linking the play to books, films, and pop culture about time loops, memory, and emotional transformation.
Reflection & Assessment Ideas to encourage personal writing, multimedia projects, and deeper thematic analysis.


Bring The Right Now to Your Classroom!

Whether you’re staging a production or using the play in your curriculum, this Classroom Companion offers everything you need to support meaningful, student-centered learning—combining the emotional honesty of drama with the mind-bending possibilities of science fiction.

📥 Download the Classroom Companion now and help students explore time, grief, and healing in a story that’s as imaginative as it is heartfelt!

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