• We welcome submissions from any and all playwrights.
• The play should engage/explore topics of importance for South Asian* communities.
• Language: primarily English. (We are open to scripts that include other languages, but may be easily understood by English-speaking audiences.)
• Plays of all genres and styles are welcome, including plays featuring dance/movement. However, we cannot accept musicals or operas at this time.
• The ideal length for submitted plays is between 60-120 minutes long.
• The play must be formatted as a script and submitted as a PDF.
• We are looking to spotlight new works. We do consider plays that have been through a development process, but plays which have had a world premiere are not eligible for consideration.
• Playwrights are required to submit a brief production/reading history.
• Playwright bios and relevant contact information should be included with submissions. Here is the information playwrights will be required to provide: name, phone number, email address, city/state/country of residence, short bio, and of course the most recent draft of their script.

*Our definition of South Asia: Given that South Asian culture has been in continuous uninterrupted existence for over seven millennia, our definition of South Asia is expansive. It includes all the countries within and south of the Himalayas, as well as the cultures of the peoples that came to settle in South Asia and make it their home, such as Persians. Below is a non-exhaustive list of all modern-day countries which we include in our definition: India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Tibet, Afghanistan, Bhutan, Myanmar, Sikkim, the Maldives, and cultural influences from Southeast Asia, East Asia, the Middle East, Britain, Portugal, France, and parts of Central Asia.