Adjani Salmon’s sharp comedy drama returns with Kwabena finally on the brink of the career break he has been chasing. In season 2, he is hired to direct a supposedly progressive, “colour blind” Regency era drama called Sin and Subterfuge, and quickly realises that the industry’s language around representation does not always translate into power, creative control, or even basic respect on set.
That tension is the engine of the new run, with the show continuing to balance satire with a more personal story as Kwabena tries to hold onto his relationships while keeping his integrity intact.
