Jake, an aspiring chef, has the opportunity to cook for his culinary idol. What could possibly go wrong?

Directed by Brian Deedrick and read by Belinda Cornish, Jenny McKillop, Glenn Nelson and Garett Ross.

Conni Massing is an award-winning writer working in theatre, film and television. Recent stage credits include Dead Letter (Workshop West Playwrights Theatre), Fresh Hell (Shadow Theatre), Matara and The Invention of Romance (both premiered at WWPT), Oh! Christmas Tree (Roxy Performance Series), and her widely produced stage adaptations of W.O Mitchell’s Jake and the Kid and Bruce Allen Powe’s The Aberhart Summer. Conni has written several short films and worked as a screenwriter and story editor on television series such as Horse Warriors, Mentors, The Beat, North of 60, The Adventures of Shirley Holmes, Taking it Off, and Family Restaurant. Her published work includes seven plays and a full-length comic memoir, Roadtripping: On the Move with the Buffalo Gals. Conni is a proud member of the Playwrights Guild of Canada and a founding member of the Alberta Playwrights Network.

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