Kansas State University

MANHATTAN —"Dunia, an Ex-Muslim Woman's Story" will be presented at 7:30 p.m. Jan. 29-31 in Kansas State University's Purple Masque 1xbet online sports betting in East Stadium. Admission is free and a talk back will be conducted after each performance.

The play is written by Joanna Abillama, a master's 1xbet online sports betting in drama therapy, District of Columbia. It is the story of Dunia Najjar, who seems like a good Muslim girl: modest, studios, and responsible. But she is hiding many secrets from those around her. When Dunia runs away from home, her two closest friends start suspecting that perhaps her family is more than just a little strict. What do you do when your personal beliefs clash with those of your family and society, and when the consequences of disobedience are severe? How can you reconcile desiring a different life with maintaining a sense of belonging?

The following students are cast members:

Mary Wahlmeier, senior in music, Burlington, as thestudent/other woman; Tim Tarkelly, master's 1xbet online sports betting in drama therapy, Chanute, as the father; David Burdett, senior in 1xbet online sports betting , Larned, male chorus.

From Manhattan: LaVonne Canfield, master's 1xbet online sports betting in theatre, as Aminia; Meghan Misenhelter, master's 1xbet online sports betting in drama therapy, as mother; and Katie Sigman, master's 1xbet online sports betting in gerontology, as doctor/1xbet online sports betting .

Olivia Bennett, senior in communication science and disorders, Troy, Sara.

From out of state:

Mark Hay, senior in 1xbet online sports betting , Thousand Oaks, California, male chorus; Samantha Hindle, master's 1xbet online sports betting in drama therapy, Hyannis, Massachusetts, double; Erica Ruscio, master's 1xbet online sports betting in English, Middlesex, New York, as Nawal; and Ellen Burke, master's 1xbet online sports betting in drama therapy, Dunia, Mercersburg, Pennsylvania, as Dunia.