Bloomington’s newest arts organization, Constellation Stage & Screen, announced its new name, identity, and first theatrical season at The Big Bang on Saturday, April 23rd. Here’s what you missed!

“There is no other theater our size that offers what we’re doing with film production as an integrated element into a regional-level theater,” said Rabinovitz. Read the full article on here!

Get the inside scoop on our new name and theatrical season in this front page Herald-Times news article. Introducing Constellation Stage & Screen!

Bloomington’s newest arts organization, Constellation Stage & Screen, announced its new name, identity, and first theatrical season at The Big Bang on Saturday, April 23rd. Here’s what you missed!

Learn more about The Big Bang in Connie Shakalis’ Herald-Times column! It’s a party you’re not going to want to miss.

“Whether it’s on the artistic side, the production side or the administrative side, I think we’re going to be able to work better,” Galvin said. Read the full IDS article here!

American Theatre Magazine picked up our story! Click here to read this news article about our upcoming merger with BPP and Pigasus.

Three performing arts groups in Bloomington have announced plans for a merger they say will create one of the largest arts organizations in southern Indiana. Learn more in this Inside INdiana Business article.

Three of Bloomington’s most respected arts organizations have agreed to a merger, creating one of the largest arts entities in the state! Learn more in this WFHB Big Talk interview with Kate Galvin, Chad Rabinovitz, and John Armstrong.

Get the inside scoop on the three-way merger of the Bloomington Playwrights Project, Cardinal Stage, and Pigasus Institute. Together the three are coalescing into a full-scale, comprehensive performing arts organization, one of the largest arts entities in southern Indiana.