My Name Is Rachel Corrie Tickets

My Name Is Rachel Corrie presents a focused, intimate portrait drawn from Rachel Corrie’s diaries and emails, edited by Alan Rickman and Katharine Viner. This 90-minute solo stage work honors a young American activist who gave voice to the Palestinian cause while studying at Evergreen State College and working with the International Solidarity Movement. Since its Royal Court Theatre Upstairs premiere in 2005, the piece has seen multiple West End, international stagings, and continued relevance in contemporary theatre. Secure your seats for the 2025 London preview and Edinburgh Fringe performances as this powerful, informative production returns to the stage.

Note: This page provides background on the performer, the cradle of the production, and upcoming engagements. We list venues, dates, and how you can connect with the production and supporting organizations.

Rachel Corrie (April 10, 1979 – March 16, 2003) was an American student at Evergreen State College and a member of the International Solidarity Movement. Her letters and diaries, brought to life on stage, illuminate the human side of advocacy and the costs of conflict. The play has earned recognition, including the WhatsOnStage Award for Best New Play (2006). For ongoing dialogue and resources, explore the Rachel Corrie Foundation for Peace and Justice and related organizations. Follow official updates from the production on social media for the latest news and cast information.

Social channels to follow: Etcetera Theatre, Palestine Solidarity Campaign, Rachel Corrie Foundation. For venue-specific info, check the official pages of Etcetera Theatre and partner organizations.