Performing Arts

Harvard University's premier chamber orchestra, staffed, managed, and conducted entirely by students.

The Radcliffe Choral Society, founded in 1899, is a treble (soprano-alto) choral ensemble, open to any student at Harvard University. The ensemble performs a distinctive repertoire spanning nine...

Harvard's oldest gender-inclusive (historically all-female) treble a cappella ensemble, founded in 1975, singing jazz a cappella.

The a cappella subset of the Harvard Glee Club, founded in 1985.

Harvard University's signature jazz a cappella group, whose repertoire centers on American jazz standards but also includes pop, disco, and folk music.

We are the only a cappella group at Harvard college that guarantees a solo for every member every semester! We are proud of our members' voices and we want to be able to show them off! Everyone...

An ensemble of tenor and bass voices, the oldest collegiate choir in the United States.

The preeminent orchestra on Harvard's campus and the oldest orchestra in the U.S.

A musical group at Harvard with an extended community of candidates, friends, family, and alumni.

Umbrella organization for campus theater at Harvard College, founded in 1908 as the Harvard Dramatic Club.

Harvard's premier co-ed a capella group since 1986.

The Harvard Pops Orchestra is a full symphonic orchestra producing four concerts a year. Our shows feature a range of repertoire from show tunes to classical music to film scores.

Harvard University's oldest choir, providing choral music for the Harvard Memorial Church; Harvard's only professional choir.

Harvard's nationally acclaimed mixed-voice choir performing repertoire from classical masterpieces to new compositions.

Student-run organization at Harvard College that performs classical ballet, contemporary, and modern dance.

Founded in 2005, the goal of the Harvard College Pan-African Dance and Music Ensemble is to provide a space for the creative expression of various forms of dance from the African continent. The company provides a combination of dancing and live drumming in rehearsals and at performances. Dances performed are choreographed by both students and…

Harvard University's premier long-form improvisational comedy troupe

A choir that explores and shares the musical culture of black people through spirituals, gospel, African folk songs, and contemporary music.

A collegiate opera company composed of undergraduates at Harvard College, based in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

An eighteen-piece undergraduate jazz ensemble with opportunities for improvisational and combo experience and an annual Jazz Master in Residency.

Learn about Lowkeys history, music, jams, community service, awards, and much more! 

The Opportunes are Harvard's oldest (and boldest) all-gender a cappella group, bringing you the best that collegiate a cappella has to offer from Harvard since 1980.

An adjunct member of the Harvard Choruses, consisting of both Harvard students and members of the broader community, serving in part as a training chorus for the other groups.

Student theatrical society at Harvard University known for its annual burlesque crossdressing musicals and its Man and Woman of the Year awards.

Lowell House Opera produces operas of the highest caliber for audiences from Harvard and greater Boston; it is the oldest opera company currently performing in New England and the professionally-led company in residence at Harvard College.

The River Charles Ensemble, Harvard’s premier conductor-less chamber orchestra, is dedicated to the highest quality of music-making and performance. Formed in the spring of 2012, the River Charles Ensemble is a community of musicians who believe in the power and application of chamber music techniques to solo and orchestral performances. Using a democratic and collective…

The Harvard Krokodiloes have sung jazz and swing standards since 1946. Hear Harvard's oldest a cappella group on tour, or book the Kroks for your event.

HRG&SP showcases the talents of experienced musicians, actors, and technicians on the Harvard campus.

An a cappella group at Harvard University founded in 1985 by a group of undergraduates; one of several contemporary co-ed a cappella groups at the college.

which performs in the Memorial Church.

Harvard's community and organization dedicated to the theater and arts community for Asian students on campus.

THUD (The Harvard Undergraduate Drummers) is an undergraduate student-led music group at Harvard that performs with a diverse set of percussive instruments.

is Harvard's theater group dedicated to Black theatrical production and fostering a Black theater community on campus.

performs Bharatanatyam.

founded in 1984, performs often with Robert Levin.

founded in the 1960s.

one of the largest national collegiate ballroom teams.

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performs Native American powwow dances.

a non-audition group that performs revue-style musical theater.

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