A man is on his hands and knees on the left in front of a woman on the right, who is sitting on a chair and beckoning him. Three other people are on a sofa in the background

If you look at French-Canadian playwright Catherine-Anne Toupin’s Right Now with an eye toward finding narrative antecedents, you won’t be disappointed. There’s the young couple living across the hall from an older couple who seem a little too interested in them (shades of Rosemary’s Baby). There are boozy parties (and a possibly imaginary child) straight […]

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