My Name is Rachel Corrie

“We should be inspired by people... who show that human beings can be kind, brave, generous, beautiful, strong-even in the most difficult circumstances.”
                                                                                                       — Rachel Corrie

I ask for your help to revive my production of My Name is Rachel Corrie in San Francisco in this critical time. Israel’s relentless attacks on Palestinians in the Great Return March have claimed the lives of over 100 civilians, journalists, and medics in Gaza — and left thousands more wounded.

My Name is Rachel Corrie presents an opportunity to reflect on our American values, individual responsibility, and our government’s participation in the suffering of Palestinians. Her words bear witness to humanity in a part of the world that goes unseen by many.

Performances are scheduled for August 17th, 18, and 19th
with a talk-back scheduled for Sunday August 19th
at American Conservatory Theater's Costume Shop theater space.

Right now, I need your help to raise funds for production costs:

Venue fees are steep. And then there’s advertising costs, costs to pay technicians, costs to print programs and posters, costs for costume replacements and props. I’ve committed $500 of my own money to make this possible, and now I need your help to meet the goal.

Please make a donation to make My Name is Rachel Corrie possible, here in San Francisco. Please contribute to art for lasting social and political change and help the story go on. 

In solidarity,  

Ash Malloy 


P.S.: A big thanks to Col. Ann Wright and Pacifica Peace People, who helped with costs for advertising and rehearsal spaces, and to all those who have already generously donated.