Mia Famiglia - Prop list

TONY CARBONE:

Cool moustache

EMILY WOOD:
Different skirt
Different tights
Different tie
Small recording box
Files / documents

BUGSY:
Eyepatch
Different tie
Trousers

OTHER:
Snack Bar
Lamp

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