Guys and Dolls is a musical play set in the 1950s of New York City. The actors and actresses were not only portraying the characters but also singing and dancing throughout the play without forgetting a line or dance move. The actors and actresses were changing their body language by changing their arm movements or walking away from the scene. For example, in the Havana scene, the ensemble was pantomiming a fight scene and pretending to be drunk. The craps game inside the sewer used pantomiming when rolling the dice and used fake money as a prop. The main characters faced the audience, but the ensemble did have their backs turned which was difficult to see their body language. The musical had frequent costume changes, scene changes which
