A brilliant young Manhattan chef is compromised by New York’s most successful mortician into opening a restaurant.

Whilst the meat supply is highly suspect the restaurant is an overnight success. In this black comedy – reality meets the surreal. Restaurant Incarnate becomes one of the city’s favourite ‘in’ places visited by the good and great. But the business can’t last – can it? In the meantime, try getting a table there!

“Not so much macabre as naughty (or maybe that’s just me). Humorous flights of fancy, and the best bit is that it’s a page-turner. As the story develops I really couldn’t wait to see what happens next. And finally, a happy ending… for most. Brilliant!”

Andrew Frogley

“I laughed a lot, not just at the big moments (of which there are plenty), but at the little asides.”

Wickedly Funny

On screen

Haute Cuisine also exists as a short film – watch it in the Film section.