“Kevin” returns to Kinneksbond Cultural Center

Following their great success last March, Arnaud Hoedt and Jérôme Piron were back at the Kinneksbond Cultural Center with “Kevin”.

The play was presented in collaboration with Maison Citoyenne and the Commissions for School and Social Inclusion.

Once again, a full house, including Mayor Luc Feller and members of the local council and commissions, came to see this critical play on the modern education system.

Taking the example of a pupil named Kevin, two former teachers – not without humor – traced the image of an education system that operates at two speeds.

The evening began with an introduction to the play. There was also a discussion at the end.

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