Small Boobs
is a performance solo offered out of curiosity around the intertwined follies of gender and relationship.

Photo by Naomi Ishisaka.
Using levity as a Trojan horse for heartache, Small Boobs unweaves and retangles tall tales and embodied blueprints of childhood, transhood, a donut shop, and beyond.
Created and performed by Chicago-based artist Nora Sharp, Small Boobs builds a world and invites you in, using personal history, a mini synthesizer, extended metaphor, and more.
Small Boobs was developed with the support of residencies at Links Hall and VOLTA Performing Arts in Chicago.
Running time is approximately 1 hour.
Upcoming Performances
March 2019: Midwest Regional Alternative Dance Festival (RAD Fest), Kalamazoo, MI
Past Performances
November 2018: Fall Series, Shawl-Anderson Dance Center, Berkeley, CA
October 2018: Solo: A Festival of Dance, On the Boards, Seattle, WA
May/June 2018: Co-MISSIONS Festival of New Works, Links Hall, Chicago, IL (premiere)
See and read more
Preview and review of the Berkeley premiere at Life as a Modern Dancer
Preview of the Chicago premiere at the Windy City Times
Trailer from the Chicago premiere weekend by filmmaker Aaron Greer, who documented the final month of the residency at Links Hall

photo by Matthew Gregory Hollis
Tech & Sound Support: Brett Swinney
Documentation & Support: Aaron Greer
Lighting Design: Giau Minh Truong
Creative Support: Udita Upadhyaya & Bryan Saner

Photo by Matthew Gregory Hollis.

Film still by Aaron Greer.