The Pied Piper of Hamelin. How did that story go again?  The citizens of Hamelin hire a rat catcher. But after he has lured the rats away, they breach the contract? Why? What happened? And why does he take his revenge out on the children? What's the morale of the story then?  Children will bear their parent's guilt? Or did the children run away by themselves? 

Director Sarah Moeremans and playwright Joachim Robbrecht rewrite The Pied Piper as to a coming-of-age satire on education around intergenerational experiments with educational models, bad parenting, parental (feelings of) guilt, ideological pitfalls and more. Currently, children are refusing school on Fridays to address the Climate catastrophy. Politicians don't really seem to bother about their concerns. Boomers respond: Been there, done that, we all need our bit of protestting. What's the matter and what's the morale?