The New Repertory Theatre in Watertown, Massachusetts staged "My Name is Rachel Corrie" on March 8 April 5, 2008. Directed by David R. Gammons, featuring Stacy Fischer as Rachel Corrie. The production was played in rep with "Pieces" by Israeli-American Zohar Tirosh as part of a larger project entitled "Their Voices Will Be Heard: Artists Respond to the Israeli/Palestinian Situation", which also included readings of plays by Nitzan Halperin, Meron Langsner (who at the time was New Rep's NNPN playwright in residence), and Larry Loebell, as well as film screenings and academic panels. New Rep published a pamphlet of critical responses entitled "Supporting Voices/Dissenting Voices" which was co-edited by Meron Langsner and M. Bevin O'Garra to accompany the theatrical events.