​"Here and Now" is a play that explores the dynamics of human relationships and self-discovery. The narrative centers on a group of high school students who are rehearsing a play inspired by actual experiments conducted in a Connecticut high school, where students, teachers, and parents participated in "Here and Now" sessions—human relations groups aimed at fostering open communication. As the actors delve deeper into their roles, the boundaries between their characters and their personal lives begin to blur, leading to the emergence of their own confusions and tensions. This unique play moves seamlessly from performance to reality, offering audiences an insightful look into the complexities of human interactions. ​