Hairdressers - Episode One

Hairdressers is a fifteen minute radio comedy written by Samuel Morgan (BBC Radio & Occasional Collaborations with Peter Richardson) about two stereotypical camp hairdressers, Jules (James Cotter) and Justin (Samuel Morgan) who run JJ's Hairdressers alongside their work experience trainee Wayne. The show has been described as "a creative and well produced show" by a Sony Radio Academy Awards Judge and BBC Editor.

Episode One - Jules and Justin begin to have doubts about their sexuality, Mrs White get's a Brazilian and Wayne doesn't quite grasp what being a hairdressers is all about.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xYc6WJKysyw

Quote: James Cotter @ January 10 2011, 8:29 PM GMT

The show has been described as "a creative and well produced show" by a Sony Radio Academy Awards Judge and BBC Editor.

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I haven't listened to the show yet but, with recommendations like this, it won't be long.

Quote: Ben @ January 10 2011, 8:40 PM GMT

I haven't listened to the show yet but, with recommendations like this, it won't be long.

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Well it will be good to see what you make of it yourself Ben.

Quote: Ben @ January 10 2011, 8:40 PM GMT

I haven't listened to the show yet but, with recommendations like this, it won't be long.

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No - as James said - about 15 minutes.

Quote: Juan Kerr @ January 11 2011, 2:51 PM GMT

No - as James said - about 15 minutes.

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Very good you should think about going into comedy

Quote: James Cotter @ January 11 2011, 3:06 PM GMT

Very good you should think about going into comedy

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So should you!

Quote: Ben @ January 11 2011, 5:02 PM GMT

So should you!

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Have you listened to it yet?

We're all waiting on Marc P's trailer before we decide whether we want to listen to it.

Quote: David Bussell @ January 11 2011, 5:11 PM GMT

We're all waiting on Marc P's trailer before we decide whether we want to listen to it.

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I'll be honest I was expecteding him to produce something related to the show.

Quote: James Cotter @ January 11 2011, 3:06 PM GMT

Very good you should think about going into comedy

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I might just do that - and use 'Hairdressers' as a reference point.

Quote: Juan Kerr @ January 11 2011, 5:59 PM GMT

I might just do that - and use 'Hairdressers' as a reference point.

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You reference away.

Quote: Juan Kerr @ January 11 2011, 5:59 PM GMT

I might just do that - and use 'Hairdressers' as a reference point.

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You could do a lot worse, James Cotter is a true comedy master.

Quote: don rushmore @ January 11 2011, 6:24 PM GMT

You could do a lot worse, James Cotter is a true comedy master.

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It's a compliment, James.

Quote: don rushmore @ January 11 2011, 6:39 PM GMT

It's a compliment, James.

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I'm always wary of compliments on the BCG.