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If you’re part of the Natasha Lyonne fan club… Russian Doll finally returns for a second season. The second instalment marks the end of this dark and brooding drama, which will see the Byrde family pushed to the brink as Marty finds himself in the clutches of drug kingpin Omar Navarro. If you liked Ozark season four, part one… well, Ozark season four, part two is a no-brainer.

It’s Kate Sharma ( Sex Education’s Simone Ashley), who has just arrived from Bombay to escort her younger sister, Edwina (Charithra Chandran), through the ordeal of matchmaking season. Then he meets a woman he’s actually smitten with – and who has his measure on every level. Our attention shifts to the eldest Bridgerton boy Anthony (Jonathan Bailey), who has suddenly decided that he should take a wife. Characters old and new almost burst with vim, vigour, machination and comedic foible in every corner. With Basset gone and Daphne pushed to the periphery early in the new season, the soapy costume romance has never looked stronger. Five minutes later, they’ll be asking, “Rege-Jean, who?” Page became the internet’s new crush 15 months ago when his character, 19th-century nobleman Simon Basset, began a will-they-won’t-they dance with eldest Bridgerton girl Daphne (Phoebe Dynevor). These awards, they say, rely on the logistics of entrants physically dropping books off, untenable at the moment.Will Bridgerton still be as good without Rege-Jean Page? That’s what fans will be asking as they sit down to watch the much-anticipated second season. Accessible here.ĪCT Writers (formerly the ACT Writers Centre) has announced that the publishing component of the awards 2021 ACT Writing and Publishing Awards will be rescheduled for January shortlisting February winners’ announcement. Photo: Peter HislopĬANBERRA-Argentine pianist Marcela Fiorillo continues her online musical lockdown offerings, this time focusing on the music of Carlos Guastavino, one of the most important composers of Argentina, whose music, quite conservative, always tonal and romantic, was clearly influenced by Argentine folk music.

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They have also announced a number of new online, hybrid and remote-based professional and creative development opportunities, here. THE Australia Council has announced the investment of almost $3 million delivered through Playing Australia to support performing arts to tour, including to audiences in regional and remote areas, with tours scheduled from 2022. Considered perfect for ages 6–12 during the school holidays, Nicholson’s art turns a casual stroll through the Sculpture Garden into a connection with artists and ideas, with a map and suggested activities along the way. Little patrons can also explore the Sculpture Garden through the eyes of artist Claudia Nicholson.

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WHILE the NGA itself is closed and staff are all working from home, the gardens are still open and free for all visitors in Canberra to explore during their couple of hours of exercise and recreation time each day. Part of Claudia Nicholson’s art trail at the NGA Writers interested in joining the team should email and include a sample of their writing and details of art qualifications. “CITYNEWS” is looking for new visual arts critics to review painting, sculpture and digital arts.

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CANBERRA Theatre is counting the weeks to freedom but recommends that before people see the “Superwog – Mad Dogs” tour, due to open on October 29, (bookings here) they catch up on both series of “Superwog”, which follows the often misunderstood, dysfunctional Superwog family navigating life in the Australian suburbs, available to stream on ABC iView here.

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