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Joe Barber once again stars local comedy legends David Isaacs and Oscar Petersen as Cape Town's best -loved barbers Boeta Gamat and Boeta Joe, who are at their funniest tackling daily situations with their home-brewed wisdom, vintage jokes and crazy stories proving that laughter is the best remedy in difficult times
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