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Jacob Edelman-Dolan, freshman in theatre, discusses the damages of war with the disfigured Angela, played by Kelly Serna, senior in psychology in American Tet (Nicholas Cady | The Collegian)
Sam Neel, freshman in theatre, plays retired Vietnam veteran Jim Krombacher in K-State Theatre's production of American Tet (Nicholas Cady | The Collegian)
"Your first leave, did we get out of bed? We were horny. Your second leave... It was different. You hit me." says the concerned mother Elaine Krombacher, played by Tori Ptacek, senior in theatre, to her husband Jim Krombacher, played by Sam Neel, freshman in theatre (Nicholas Cady | The Collegian)
Jacob Edelman-Dolan, freshman in theatre, reports for duty as Pvt. Danny Krombacher in American Tet (Nicholas Cady | The Collegian)
Dinh Phan Elliott, sophomore in business administration, plays Nhu, a Vietnamese restaurant employee who quickly befriends military wife Elaine Krombacher, played by Tori Ptacek, senior in theatre in American Tet (Nicholas Cady | The Collegian)
Nhu Phan Elliott, sophomore in business administration, Kelli Jones, junior in theatre, Jacob Edelman-Dolan, freshman in theatre, and Tori Ptacek, senior in theatre break cultural barriers and past differences to engage in a friendly picnic in American Tet (Nicholas Cady | The Collegian)
Jacob Edelman-Dolan, freshman in theatre, discusses the damages of war with the disfigured Angela, played by Kelly Serna, senior in psychology in American Tet (Nicholas Cady | The Collegian)
Sam Neel, freshman in theatre, and Tori Ptacek, senior in theatre, share a breaking point during which they discuss the damages that war has had on their family in American Tet (Nicholas Cady | The Collegian)