Georgian folk dance dates back to the 2nd millennium B.C., with evidence found in Trialeti. It included mass folk dances and couple dances related to fertility rites. The theatrical performance "Sakhioba" played a crucial role in developing these dances.
In the III Century A.D., the royal national performance of Georgia emerged, integrating music, choreography, theater, singing, and circus elements based on Georgian folklore. This tradition evolved over the centuries, leading to distinct choreographic and theatrical performances.
Georgian Dance: Foundation of National Ballet