The 1950s streets of New York are about to come alive at the Mesquite community theater with its presentation of “Guys & Dolls Sr,” complete with a cast of about 20 sinners and five or six missionaries trying to save their souls.

Senior editions are something new being presented to senior communities by publishers. Mesquite Community Theater is one of the first to present one of these plays. Adapted for seniors to play the parts, the productions are shorter versions of high-quality, well-known plays. Fees for the plays are greatly reduced, and the contract calls for reduced admission prices of $15.

This play is sure to give you an hour’s worth of laughter, with Wende Kilinger as missionary Sarah Brown and newcomer Toby Schield as Sky Masterson. Miss Adelaide – accent and all – is portrayed by Cheryl Kilker, and Nathan Detroit is played by Joe Markland. A few of the sinners are portrayed by favorite local actors like Jerry Selbo, Cathy Petrus and John Sadler. Nancy Arnolds is Detective Brannigan. Joy Craig is directing as well as choreographing the dancing and movements.

Tickets are only $15. Book online at MCTNV.com or one hour before show times. Opening night is Friday, March 20, at 7 p.m. Other performances are scheduled for Saturday, March 21, at 2 and 7 p.m; Friday, March 27, at 7 p.m.; and Saturday, March 28, at 2 & 7 p.m.