Cahill has already posted the Miami Herald review.
Here are three more:
The MCB blog has just added Dance Magazine's review of Viscera (Guillermo Perez}:
http://www.dancemaga...ami-City-BalletAt this stage of Scarlett’s career, it’s tempting to define him by looking back and around for comparisons. When he resorts to brooding, Kenneth MacMillan’s shadow might cross the stage, and a push into prickly formations and bolting steps brings Scarlett to the explorations of contemporaries. Still, in matching his musical taste to the individual flavors of dancers, Scarlett is very much his own man.
Also, covering all three ballets on the program:
http://blogs.miamine...hows_guts_i.php
http://www.concerton...phpDreview=8072
A week or so ago I got the chance to listen to Lowell Liebermann's Piano Concerto No. 1. It struck me as being very danceable. (Robert Hill choreographed something for ABT in 2002.)
Francisco Renno, MCB's pianist and a real artist, will be performing all three ballets -- Liebermann, Chopin, Tchaikovsky. If anyone in ballet ican do justice to such a range of composers, Renno can.



