Bryn & Ku’s Singles Club returns for season 2, bringing with it new relationships, big milestones, but with the same heartfelt friendship and comedy.
After a groundbreaking first season that captured the hearts and laughs of audiences, Billy T James award-winning comedians Brynley Stent and Kura Forrester navigate the hilarious and honest reality of life after their “quest for love,” facing the truth when you find it, and what happens after you do.
While last season focused on the unified single journey and the search for connection, the stakes have changed.
Season 2 finds Bryn and Ku navigating their different life stages, and once again, travelling across Aotearoa, exploring the evolving dynamics of love, community, and the relatable pressure of “happily ever after.”
Kura has traded the city for Muriwai with her partner Mark and is navigating the daunting, exciting journey of impending parenthood whilst still adapting to being in a serious adult relationship. Meanwhile, Bryn is facing her own crossroads; at 36, she’s at the start of a relationship with a younger partner and the looming expiry date of her UK visa.
From freezing eggs to deciding where in the world she truly belongs, Bryn’s journey is a transparent look at the big life questions many.
While the series remains firmly rooted in comedy, it continues to shine a light on the human need for connection. Bryn and Ku aim to empower the show’s audience by showing that the journey toward self-discovery never truly ends.
Bryn & Ku’s Singles Club is created, hosted, produced, and directed by a creative team of women, including director and co-creator Sophie Dowson and producer Jin Fellet, alongside Stent and Forrester, premiering on the 7th of July on The Spinoff and YouTube.
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