The traditional performance, cancelled in 2020 due to the pandemic, took place six times this year, drawing an audience of nearly 25,000 spectators. This year's event marked the centenary of the dance's first appearance, illustrating its cultural importance. For the first time, the show revived the 1925 version, featuring dancers portraying kings and later transforming into dwarves dressed in Napoleonic costumes. Additionally, the inclusion of two women in the performance represented a historic first for this long-standing tradition.
The traditional performance, cancelled in 2020 due to the pandemic, was staged six times this year, attracting nearly 25,000 spectators.
This year marked the centenary of the dance's first appearance, showcasing its enduring cultural significance.
The show revived the 1925 version, with dancers appearing as kings before transforming into dwarves in Napoleonic costumes.
Two women participated in the performance for the first time, marking a significant milestone in the tradition's history.
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