SOME MOTHERS DO AVE EM

&ldquo,A sparkling, frothy farce, hugely enjoyable as laugh-out-loud entertainment. Unsworth&rsquo,s pacey script is packed full of cracking jokes and wordplay. Some Mothers Do &rsquo,Ave &rsquo,Em can be enjoyed across the generations - this is a farce with a heart, and Unsworth&rsquo,s revival is a welcome comeback for Frank Spencer&rdquo, WHATSONSTAGE&ldquo,This adaptation of the 1970s sitcom, Some Mothers Do &rsquo,Ave &rsquo,Em, achieves something remarkable. It stays true to the original while delivering a fresh farce that&rsquo,s entirely of its own. Guy Unsworth nods to the &lsquo,plots&rsquo, of Raymond Allen&rsquo,s sitcom but mixes these up for the play&rsquo,s own, well constructed, ends, in this hilarious ensemble farce&rdquo, THE STAGE&ldquo,Silly, endearing and you will laugh out loud&rdquo, THE EXPRESS&ldquo,As for real, sustained belly laughs, this sweet show most definitely does &rsquo,ave &rsquo,em&rdquo, MAIL ON SUNDAY_,