Premiere 19.03.2011 Tilt Festival,  Perpignan.
Production currently on tour

Four performers, eleven scaled models and hundreds of gummy bears create the world of Katastrophe: a stupid fable about human civilization, focused on disasters. In this context, the gummy bears suffer earthquakes, oil spills, wars and extermination. Everything is performed live through chemical experiments and subversive actions. Around the stage, three large screens immerse the audience in this pop world of chaos, game and destruction.
Katastrophe questions the difference between a natural catastrophe, a 'natural’ catastrophe caused by man and a human catastrophe. Or to put it simply, if deaths provoqued by a tsunami are comparable to those caused by a radioactive leak, or to those produced by an atomic bomb. We have a very clear idea about that.
Katastrophe is nourished by the performing language that defines Agrupación Señor Serrano: performance, dance, physical theater, video in scene and interactive technologies.

An Agrupación Señor Serrano and Festival Hybrides de Montpellier production.
With the collaboration and support of the Consell Nacional de la Cultura i de les Arts de la Generalitat de Catalunya,Centre National des Écritures du Spectacle (Villeneuve-lez-Avignon, France), the Stalker Teatro (Torino, Italy), the Programme Odyssée - ACCR (Ministère de la Culture et de la Communication, France) and the Sala Beckett (Barcelona),L’Estruch de Sabadell and Institut Ramon Llull.