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Julio Bocca to stage Borges's El Aleph as ballet at Buenos Aires's Teatro Colón

Julio Bocca premieres 'Principio de éxtasis', a ballet based on Borges's El Aleph, at Buenos Aires's Teatro Colón on September 10.

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The Ballet Estable of the Teatro Colón will premiere 'Principio de éxtasis', a ballet based on Jorge Luis Borges's short story 'El Aleph' and directed by Julio Bocca, with performances from September 10 to September 20. [1] Spanish choreographer Goyo Montero is staging a new ballet titled 'Principio de éxtasis' at the Teatro Colón in Buenos Aires. [2] Choreographer Goyo Montero stated that he is an admirer of Borges, read him during his adolescence, and believed that Borges's work could inspire a ballet. [3] Julio Bocca, director of the ballet, said at a press presentation that he met Borges at Mirtha Legrand's gatherings, that Borges's companion María Kodama attended his performances, and that he had long wanted to create a ballet based on El Aleph but rights were difficult to obtain. [4] Ricardo Darín will serve as narrator from the second act, and visual artist Eduardo Basualdo created artworks for the production that function as characters. [5] Julio Bocca, director of the Teatro Colón Ballet Estable, secured the rights from Borges' heirs to produce the work. [6] The ballet is inspired by the works of Argentine writer Jorge Luis Borges, specifically stories like 'El Aleph' and 'La casa de Asterión'. [7]
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  1. The Ballet Estable of the Teatro Colón will premiere 'Principio de éxtasis', a ballet based on Jorge Luis Borges's short story 'El Aleph' and directed by Julio Bocca, with performances from September 10 to September 20. · Clarín
  2. Spanish choreographer Goyo Montero is staging a new ballet titled 'Principio de éxtasis' at the Teatro Colón in Buenos Aires. · lanacion.com.arArgentina
  3. Choreographer Goyo Montero stated that he is an admirer of Borges, read him during his adolescence, and believed that Borges's work could inspire a ballet. · Clarín
  4. Julio Bocca, director of the ballet, said at a press presentation that he met Borges at Mirtha Legrand's gatherings, that Borges's companion María Kodama attended his performances, and that he had long wanted to create a ballet based on El Aleph but rights were difficult to obtain. · Clarín
  5. Ricardo Darín will serve as narrator from the second act, and visual artist Eduardo Basualdo created artworks for the production that function as characters. · Clarín
  6. Julio Bocca, director of the Teatro Colón Ballet Estable, secured the rights from Borges' heirs to produce the work. · lanacion.com.arArgentina
  7. The ballet is inspired by the works of Argentine writer Jorge Luis Borges, specifically stories like 'El Aleph' and 'La casa de Asterión'. · lanacion.com.arArgentina
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