With over 100 plays, the Aurora Metro Books Collection 2 will offer a highly diverse list of new drama. Featuring writers of colour, women playwrights, and other traditionally underrepresented writers, these thought-provoking plays span a wide range of contemporary issues.

The collection offers Iranian plays, South African plays, British East Asian plays, plays that redefine disability, Asian women's drama, feminist theatre, plays for young people, and more.

Highlights include:

Three Mothers: Enforced migration and refugee status are the backdrop to this inspiring, uplifting, and intertwined story, spanning a time-frame of 60 years, of women’s determination to carry on and create a new life.

Durban Dialogues: Then and Now: Described through Singh’s satirical lens, these thought-provoking plays, with their focus on people of Indian origin, portray the challenges of life in post-Apartheid South Africa.

Graeae Plays 1: Redefining Disability: The first collection of plays in the UK by writers with a disability, exploring subjects such as dealing with a disability, social stigma, disability rights, representation and exploitation.

New Iranian Plays: Six plays from Iranian writers covering themes including relationships, migration, revolution, and the effects of war in modern Iran, providing insight into a country often misunderstood.

The Convert: Set at a future time when society has reverted to the oppression of gay people, two men are brought to The Facility to be “corrected” and to learn to deny their natural desires.

Women of Asia: Inspired by true stories, this critically acclaimed modern play explores the everyday abuse and exploitation of Asian women and their struggles to obtain freedom.