AC/E supports the performance "Birdie" by Spanish ensemble Agrupación Señor Serrano. ath the Bergen International Festival. This festival was established in 1953 and is the largest of its kind in the Nordic countries. With a combination of dramatic landscapes, local colour, and imaginative programming, the festival is well established as a centre for the northern European arts scene, presenting premieres and new productions in the spheres of music, opera, theatre, and dance. Each year some 250 events are staged in the course of 15 days in 20 venues, including the homes of Edvard Grieg and Ole Bull.
"Birdie" includes a multimedia-show with live video and is a new version of Hitchcock's "The Birds", where three artists deal with the topics of war, smugglers and mass migration through humour, critique and a strong sense of humanity.
Agrupación Señor Serrano is a theatre company based in Barcelona that creates original productions about discordant aspects of today’s human experience. Señor Serrano’s shows blend live feed video, scale models, text, performance, sound, and objects. The company productions premiere and tour internationally.
"Birdie" includes a multimedia-show with live video and is a new version of Hitchcock's "The Birds", where three artists deal with the topics of war, smugglers and mass migration through humour, critique and a strong sense of humanity.
Agrupación Señor Serrano is a theatre company based in Barcelona that creates original productions about discordant aspects of today’s human experience. Señor Serrano’s shows blend live feed video, scale models, text, performance, sound, and objects. The company productions premiere and tour internationally.
