At Flashpoint, two-part ‘Chemistry of Lime Trees’ is striking but undercooked

Like eating raw limes, improvised modern dance is an idiosyncratic, acquired taste. Does the idea of dancers randomly gesturing during works with violent themes sound a bit acerbic — not to mention eccentric? Then skip “The Chemistry of Lime Trees,” by Daniel Burkholder. If you can’t get enough experimental dance theater, go to Flashpoint, but get ready to duck. Read full article >>