PERFORM IN PARODY
Parody is a massive production, boasting the dedicated involvement of over one hundred Harvard Law School students each year. In the fall, a small group of talented students writes and designs the new show. In the spring, our full cast and crew will audition, rehearse, and perform.
If you want to be part of our show, or just hear out on the fun you would be missing, read on.
JOIN US FOR THE SPRING 2027 SHOW!
Auditions for the Spring 2027 show will be held at the the beginning of the Spring 2027 Semester! You must audition for acting, singing, dancing, and the band. You may audition for any combination of the four (but note that band members play for all songs and occasionally during the scenes). If you are at all interested in joining the show, please fill out this General Interest Form to be kept in the loop!
Our C-Team applications are now available through October 16th 2026!
JOIN OUR WRITERS’ ROOM!
Thank you for your interest. Applications for the 2026-2027 writers’ room are now closed.
WHAT TO EXPECT IN AUDITIONS:
From our Vocal Directors:
Please prepare a verse and chorus of a song that shows off your voice! When you get here, we’ll have you do a quick warm up and your solo. We’ll be checking for vocals and stage presence.
What to expect at a rapping audition:
Please prepare a verse (originals welcome!) for us! We’ll be checking for flow and stage presence.
From our Choreographers:
Parody Dance is all fun for any skill level. During tryouts, you come in, learn a short dance (like 30 seconds), and then freestyle. You can prepare a freestyle to your own music or you can just jam to the music we provide. We are happy to work with people’s schedules (we go as low as 2 practices a week). We choreograph dances for everyone who wants to participate, no formal experience required. So come and shake your groove thang with us!
From our Directors:
You don’t need to prepare anything! We’ll be calling 2-4 people in at a time, and you’ll be given a script of a scene and a few minutes to prepare. Then we’ll ask you to act out the scene. We might do the scene again and switch the roles around. The most important part is to just have fun with it. At the end we ask everyone if they have any accents or impressions of professors they can do. If you don’t have anything you can pull out of sleeve, don’t worry! This is not required at all.
From our Band Director:
No need to prepare anything or even bring an instrument, though you’re free to if you’d like! Mostly, we’ll just chat to get a sense of your musical experience, any equipment needs you might have, and what you’re comfortable with in terms of difficulty, styles, improvisation, etc. – super low-stress, I hope!