Ha, edited title! Brilliant!
Yes, I did see it. As someone said ^^, I wasn't blown away, though it was a few weeks ago and I've slightly forgotten a lot of it now. I seem to remember that I interpreted the end as a perfectly reasonable compromise, acceptance of the fact that we can't reinvent the past, which is entirely fair enough, and I liked the inclusion, via the husband's part, of the idea that men might have moved on more than they realise, and that "being looked after" actually runs the risk of disadvantaging them in the workplace as they're seen as infantilised, particularly if they have a female boss.
I interpreted the mother's set piece, ending with something like "it's not what we marched for", as much more the frustrated ambition of a mother who can't deal with her daughter living with different decisions to hers, rather than a, y'know, brave battle cry to be applauded, so I found it a bit mispitched and was completely unreasonably annoyed at the applause as I thought it was not merited. But that's my reading, it doesn't have to be someone else's.
That's all I can remember, really. Set and costumes were great, and KP is fantastic on stage. But generally, I thought it was thinner than the reviews suggested.