This show belongs to the Adelaide Fringe 2024 season. This season is now over.

The five heroes of our play stand triumphantly in pose, oblivious that there is a mushroom cloud erupting behind them
Two characters in situ - the super-spy in a tuxedo holding a pistol, and the radio operator wearing a pair of headphones
Three characters in situ- first Charles, the boss, holding a telephone. Then Margaret, the secretary, holding a clipboard. Then the Admiral, holding a pistol

Station J - An MI6 Comedy

Theatre and Physical Theatre • Comedy
Victoria • SA Premiere

Kingston, Jamaica; 1962. For Charles, Terrance, and Margaret - the humble public servants of Station J, a communication outpost of the British Secret Service - the new day brings a familiar routine: petty office politics, filing, and vast quantities of tea (milk, three sugars). But when a legendary Double-O agent bursts through their door, bearing tidings of dastardly deceptions and pernicious plots, the staff of Station J suddenly find themselves thrust centre-stage in the climax of a super-spy thriller. With the clock ticking inexorably down to doomsday, it’s up to Station J’s trio of would-be secret agents to untangle a web of international intrigue, engage in a game of high-stakes espionage… and save the ruddy world!

★★★★1/2 "Exciting, intriguing, and hysterical" Lilithia Reviews

Presented by: Social Club Productions

Social Club Productions is a comedy theatre company from Melbourne created by Kieran Bullock for the purpose for creating high quality, high energy theatre productions. Their first show was the West End smash The 39 Steps, which was performed at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival in 2016. Their first original play was The Ides of March, which enjoyed sell-out seasons at the 2019, 2020, and 2021 Adelaide Fringe festivals. Station J is the company's second original play.

Comedy and entertainment are at the heart of all Social Club productions - a return to the days of old where people went to the theatre to be entertained. Much like going to the cinema or watching television. Theatre as entertainment. Somewhat old school. As relevant as ever.

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