The Field Report

Two secret agents meet in a park for a debriefing that quickly becomes something very different.

Two secret agents meet in a park for a debriefing that quickly becomes something very different.

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The Field Report

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  • James Perry: The Field Report

    This is a fast-paced comedy that gleefully dismantles the spy genre while sneaking in a pointed critique of bureaucracy, and the ever-changing nature of connection in a digital world. A world where a catfluencer may be the most effective operative in the field.

    This is a fast-paced comedy that gleefully dismantles the spy genre while sneaking in a pointed critique of bureaucracy, and the ever-changing nature of connection in a digital world. A world where a catfluencer may be the most effective operative in the field.

Character Information

Two main characters, one notably younger than the other. Any gender.

Two supporting characters, male, comfortable with a lot of physical movement.
  • Agent 13
    Still very new to the job, blissfully unaware of how bad at this they actually are.
    Character Age
    late teens to upper 20s
    Character Race/Ethnic Identity
    Any
    Character Gender Identity
    Any
  • Agent 42
    A professional spy of the haggard, ‘seen it all and finds it tedious’ variety.
    Character Age
    42+
    Character Race/Ethnic Identity
    Any
    Character Gender Identity
    Any
  • Dirk
    A Hollywood-style secret agent, a walking cloud of violence and testosterone.
    Character Age
    30sish
    Character Race/Ethnic Identity
    Any
    Character Gender Identity
    Male
  • Cole
    Dirk's equal-but-opposite, a secret agent who seems to have been recruited based mostly for their ability to sweat and shoot guns.
    Character Age
    30sish
    Character Race/Ethnic Identity
    Any
    Character Gender Identity
    Male or male-presenting