Raising awareness of disability inclusion at work

Especially the theatrical sketches. Very well played. Very confrontational, sometimes shocking, always respectful. I loved it, I laughed a lot and yes, it allowed me to step back from these "sensitive" subjects. It feels good ;-). Thanks to the actors. :-

Actors are really into their roles, a great team, very professional.

Energetic theatre that gives clear insights into workplace diversity through sketches and interactive questions to the audience. Encourages reflection by means of humour. Highly recommended!

Surprising how, convinced of the importance of diversity, I still catch myself having prejudices...

An interesting and interactive workshop to learn about our prejudices and manage them better. You learn a lot in a short space of time!

Difficult topics made approachable with a touch of humor are the key to success!

Great, interactive, comical

Because the sketches were magnified, they stimulated discussion and debate afterwards.

The various acted scenarios, the smooth transitions, and the discussions in between make it an exceptional format that truly keeps the audience engaged. I found them absolutely inspiring and believe that such performances can genuinely encourage reflectio

A truly wonderful experience! Great energy from the actors, who address sensitive topics with simplicity and without taboos. The feedback from colleagues was very positive.

Makes the audience think about certain stereotypes that exist.

A real recommendation for maximizing impact on awareness and transfer in the workplace!

A real treat to attend Klein Barnum's performances! Interaction, humour, effects, everything is at the rendezvous!

An extremely sensitive theme is presented in a light-hearted manner. Very pleasant experience and very smooth professional cooperation. The advice and the experience were very helpful. It was great that we were involved beforehand so that there were no lo

Prejudices fade as understanding grows.

In a playful way, the audience is made aware of prejudices and stereotypes that people have about certain disadvantaged groups. It gives food for thought.

"One of the better training topics, if not the best" and this coming from a rather selective audience!

Klein Barnum gets right to the point!

It was a pleasure to work with them to provide quality training tailored to the needs of our corps.