The production, recognized as a Treasure of Catalan Intangible Cultural Heritage, has focused this year on the Resurrection scene. By utilizing advanced lighting and smoke effects, the directors aim to create a more immersive atmosphere for the audience during the most climactic moments of the play.
“"The main novelty of the season is that the spectacular nature of the work has been reinforced, specifically in the Resurrection scene."
With roots dating back to 1477, the event continues to evolve through a generational shift. This year, the number of child actors under 10 years old has doubled, ensuring the future of a tradition that involves over 200 participants, including actors and technical staff.
