We apologise for any inconvenience caused. Can Cook meets Stomp with shades of Saturday Night Live . You've got a kitchen environment. And you've got slapstick and non-verbal repartee. Audiences aren't supposed to sit back and be passive at Cookin'.
Participation is the name of the game.
Oh, and you have to do all manner of dodging as the performers fling props off the stage. If you thought you could pick up a few cooking tips from this show, you'll be disappointed. If anything, this show is the antithesis of most cooking shows. Underlying the antics involved in portraying the musical lies a modernist interpretation of Korean cultural music and instrumentation. Based on nong-ak , which arose out of Korea's agrarian roots, and later elaborated through experimentation by professional performers, the music was transformed by the use of four traditional percussion instruments.