My Name Is Rachel Corrie is a powerful and deeply personal play constructed from the diaries and emails of American activist Rachel Corrie, edited by Alan Rickman and Katherine Viner. Through Rachel’s own words, the production follows her transformation from an ordinary teenager growing up in suburban America to a passionate advocate who becomes immersed in the complexities of the Israeli–Palestinian conflict.

Honest, thoughtful, and emotionally compelling, the play captures Rachel’s idealism, humor, anger, and unwavering commitment to her beliefs. Offering an intimate portrait of a young woman determined to make a difference, My Name Is Rachel Corrie explores themes of justice, identity, and the human impact of conflict through a voice that continues to resonate with audiences today.