Sneak Peek at MOMS' NIGHT OUT

Being a mom might just be the toughest job in the world and breaks are few and far between

Probably because finding a reliable backup isn't easy. As you'll see in the new movie, Mom's Night Out

Mom, Beck's playing in the toilet again. For Mother of Three, Allison. Surprise

We made you eight! The joys of motherhood, no, no, he's gonna put that in his mouth, have left her feeling less than joyous lately

Now I'm not put that finger in her! I am so sorry that I want to go out with the guy that

that I met from church. How wild of me. The same goes for Sandra

Hold on. And Izzy. But when they decide to take a night off and leave their husbands in charge

We take them inside, get their hand stamped, and they can't get out. All hell breaks loose

Sean Aston, who plays the husband of Sarah Drew, plays Allie, is the one that encourages his wife

to take this night out, which means he has to be with all the kids

Allie, it's me. Just wanted to let you know that everything's going, Right here. We're all good

We're gonna take a little trip to the hospital. But the dads aren't the only ones who run into trouble

The ladies night doesn go exactly as planned I cannot find a reservation I just want to sit down with my friends without three little people clawing all over me Getting a little angry and it doing something ugly to your face

I've gotten the chance to have, to be in screenings with a bunch of moms

and they've come up to me afterwards just in tears, just saying thank you

for telling the story of my life. Tell me, it's all going to be okay. It's all going to be okay

Just give it five years. The situations, the setting, the context that is in

is totally realistic. But then it's a comedy. So people watching the movie think

oh, that's totally real. But because it's larger than life, it allows you to laugh at yourself

And accept yourself through the highs and lows of parenthood. As a mom, I relate to Ali so much

in the whole idea of feeling like I'm not enough. What's wonderful about this story

is that Ali goes through this journey of feeling like she's not enough to then coming to a place

of being able to let go. It's a love letter to moms and the really hard work they do

Hon, your job. It's hard, I know. Important. That's what I was going to say

Mom's Night Out is rated PG-13. For Broadway World Movies, I'm Audra Stafford