Welcome to Seattle Alan Rickman

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<p>to continue on the Alan Rickman thread posted earlier :)</p>

<p>*Seattle Repertory Theatre is now the first major U.S. regional theater to announce that it will produce “My Name Is Rachel Corrie.”</p>

<p>The controversial play, a hit in London, will appear at the Rep (March 15-April 22, 2007) as part of the theater’s boldly contemporary 2006-07 season, the second under its new artistic head David Esbjornson*</p>

<p>Oy, thanks, that Alan Rickman thread was my brainchild! lol. I’m so happy the play is coming here, yet sad that it is so far away from where I could make it to see it. I am going to England this summer, a month or so after the end of its West End run. I’m hoping for yet another extension so I can catch it there. The point of going across the pond was to try to visit some filming locations, but they are supposed to take a hiatus until July. I’m hoping they start back July 1 since I’ll be there then.</p>