This play is a hilarious modern take on the drawing-room comedy. It manages to feel very classic in presentation while feeling very fresh in its content. I maintain that all genres of theatre would be better with lesbians in it, and I am glad to be proven right. The dichotomy between what society expects and what you desire is explored expertly here. The play is also super funny, which is the number one thing I can say to recommend it.

Really loved this hilarious riff on the drawing room comedies. Loved the conversation being had about Loved how openly queer this play is and how the characters see heterosexual marriages as a convenient way to get money. This play must be a blast to perform in. I could definitely see this play being really popular with colleges and community theatres.

Set in 1894, "Gin Mummy" is a delightful character-driven drawing room comedy with a contemporary sensibility. There are many laugh-out-loud scenes and the story continues to surprise you as it unfolds. I especially love the ending. Would love to see a full production!