Described in contemporary reviews as a 'risque farce about ultra-urban people'.
The reviewer criticised the 'worn plot', saying that it 'exploiting every known device and situation of the lighter stage without adding in any way to them', but said that the script 'offered a good deal of verbal wit'.
Source:
'Companionate Divorce', Sydney Morning Herald, 3 September 1936, p.4.
Produced by Doris Filton for the Independent Theatre.
Played only one night at the Savoy Theatre in Sydney: Friday 28 August 1936, at 8pm.
Cast members included included Eric Scott (the husband), Florentine Danciger (the wife), Joyce Lambert (described as 'a sturdy "sister" role'), Brenda Dunrich (a country lass), Brian Wright (an amusing farmhand), Leonard Norman (the lover), and Peggy Hovey (a 'finicky' old lady).
