The Passion Play is a dramatic presentation depicting the trial, suffering, and crucifixion of Jesus Christ. It is traditionally performed during the Holy Week leading up to Easter, often involving a large cast and elaborate sets to recreate biblical events. One of the most famous versions is held in Oberammergau, Germany, where the play has been performed since 1634. The community stages the performance every ten years, attracting thousands of visitors. The play aims to convey the significance of Christ's sacrifice and is rooted in Christian tradition, emphasizing themes of redemption and faith.