The competitive cooking reality show “MasterChef” is transitioning from television and streaming to a touring stage show.
The MasterChef All-Stars Live!, will stop at the Cerritos Center in Cerritos on Oct. 23 and at Harrah’s Resort Southern California in Valley Center on Oct. 24. Tickets for the events are on sale now at Ticketmaster.com. A limited number of VIP Packages allowing fans to meet and greet the MasterChef winners and take photos will also be available at select shows.
Season 14 winner Michael Leonard and Season 9 winner Gerron Hurt will join the show, along with cast members from Season 15’s “MasterChef: Dynamic Duos” and other guests, who will be announced closer to the September tour kick-off date.
In MasterChef All-Stars Live!, chef will showcase their cooking skills onstage, face head-to-head challenges, host Q&A sessions and inspire fans with tips and tricks to apply at home. The live show provide audiences with candid conversations about the chefs’ experiences and participation on America’s most iconic cooking competition shows, under the scrutiny of tough judges.
Leonard, the winner of Season 14, earned his title with a bold cooking style and strong kitchen intuition. Following the competition, he has pivoted to expanding his presence through food content on social media, hosting private dinners, and dedicating time to working in professional kitchens. His current focus involves building out his platform, Flavor Perfection, that centers on his passion for food.
Hurt, the Season 9 winner, is a cook from Louisville, Kentucky. He impressed judges Gordon Ramsay, Joe Bastianich, and Aarón Sánchez with his Southern-inspired dishes and heartfelt cooking style. Since his victory, Hurt has continued to pursue his culinary dreams, sharing his passion for food through cooking demonstrations, collaborations and inspiring others with his journey from educator to acclaimed chef.
“Masterchef” has been on air for 15 seasons on the Fox network since 2010. For the first five seasons, the series starred celebrity chef Ramsay, Graham Elliot and restaurateur Bastianich. Pastry chef Christina Tosi temporarily replaced Bastianich from seasons six through eight, before Bastianich returned as a regular judge in season nine. Elliot departed as a judge in season seven, and in place of a third judge, a series of guest judges was introduced, one of whom was Sánchez, who served as a regular judge from season eight to 14. Tiffany Derry replaced Sánchez for season 15.
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