concept: Àlex Serrano, Pau Palacios, Ferran Dordal  
with Àlex Serrano, Pau Palacios, David Muñiz 
voice Simone Milsdochter  
project manager Barbara Bloin  
lighting design and video programming Alberto Barberá  
sound design and soundtrack Roger Costa Vendrell  
video production Vicenç Viaplana  
scale models Saray Ledesma, Nuria Manzano  
costumes Nuria Manzano  
production assistant Marta Baran  
scientific consultant Irene Lapuente/La Mandarina de Newton 
project consultant Víctor Molina 
legal consultant Cristina Soler  
organization Iva Horvat  
Italian distribution Ilaria Mancia  
a production by GREC 2016 Festival de Barcelona, Agrupación Señor Serrano, Fabrique de Théâtre – Service des Arts de la Scène de la Province de Hainaut, Festival TNT – Terrassa Noves Tendències, Monty Kultuurfaktorij, Festival Konfrontacje Teatralne  
With the support of Oficina de Cultura de la Embajada de España en Bruselas, Departament de Cultura de la Generalitat de Catalunya, Centre International de Formation en Arts du Spectacle de Bruxelles, Instituto Nacional de las Artes Escénicas y la Música (INAEM), Institut Ramon Llull  
animal miniatures sponsor Safari Ltd  
photo © Roger Costa Vendrell 

The montage is amazing. It is a game of scales, from small to large and vice versa, of mirrors and continuous references between the stage and the screen. […] The dramaturgy offers brilliant parallelisms, original and full of acumen, which leave the viewer astonished, upset, surprised and absolutely conquered.
Rita Borga, klpteatro.it  

The Catalan collective Agrupación Señor Serrano, winner of the Silver Lion for theatrical innovation at the Venice Biennale, is one of those creative phenomena that are revolutionizing contemporary theater with their unmistakable style. 

Their artistic language makes scale models coexist with live footage, video projections, direct recording and performance, exploring our society through a game of mirrors, images and metaphors. 

Birdie is inspired by a photography of two compared worlds: on the one hand, wars, drought, deforestation, pollution, exploitation, persecution, poverty; on the other, well-being, prosperity, wealth, respect for human rights. And between the two worlds, flocks of birds, referring to our Hitchcockian imagination, transforming Hitchcock’s vision into reality. 

Thousands of migratory birds which constantly draw impossible shapes in the sky as to suggest that everything moves, in a fast pace editing of images which poses a reflection on migrations and unsurmountable borders. 

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