Teacher ("Mees") Kees and his class must perform a play on stage in a nearby elderly-home. Instead of performing the original play written by the headmistress, they decide to improvise, helped by some of the inhabitants of the elderly home, who enjoy the energy that the youth bring to their home. In the meantime, both Kees and his pupils must face exams.—Peter Duvenkot
The big end-of-term play is approaching. Tobias is somewhat anxious, but with Mees Kees at the helm, everything should be fine. The class is looking forward to rehearsing in the afternoons and to making beautiful scenery--until they find out that Ms. Dreus has chosen a terribly boring medieval play. It is to be staged in a theater in a nearby retirement home. But Mees Kees wouldn't be Mees Kees if he didn't put his own twist on things.
