Auditions

AUDITIONS

Constellation Stage & Screen is committed to an inclusive approach to casting. Actors of all types and abilities are encouraged to submit for the role with which they identify. Constellation takes pride in hiring local (Bloomington/Indianapolis-area) artists, but there are occasionally opportunities for non-local guest artists.

Heist

Heist
by Arun Lakra
Directed by Chad Rabinovitz

First Rehearsal – Aug. 11, 2026
Performances – Sept. 3-20, 2026 (Possible extension through Sept. 27)

Seeking local AEA and Non-union actors for this fast-paced thriller in the style of Oceans Eleven and other great heist films. Auditions by appointment will be held on June 8th. Interested actors should email headshots and resumes to casting@seeconstellation.org with the subject line “Heist” and a short note ASAP, but no later than June 5th.

Available Roles:

MARVIN – 30-40, Male identified, any race/ethnicity. The Boss. The brains behind the operation, speaks with an Irish accent.

RYAN – 30-40, Male identified, any race/ethnicity. The Gilligan. Marvin’s right-hand man. A con-man from a privileged background.

ANGIE – 25-35, Female identified, any race/ethnicity. The Mary-Lou. A physically adept actor, aerial skills and/or rock climbing experience a plus.

FIONA – 18-25, Female identified, any race/ethnicity. The Geek. A technical genius.

THE SPIDER – 55-65, any gender, any race/ethnicity. The Target. A dangerous and notorious thief, speaks with a German accent.

Goosebumps The Musical

R.L. Stine’s Goosebumps The Musical: Phantom of the Auditorium
Book and Lyrics by John Maclay
Music and Lyrics by Danny Abosch
Adapted from Goosebumps: Phantom of the Auditorium by R. L. Stine
Directed by Mitchell Ward
Musical Direction by Andrew Becker
Choreography by Laura Rong

First Rehearsal – Oct. 6, 2026
Performances – Oct. 30 – Nov. 15, 2026

Please note that there will be several student matinees during this run. All actors must have flexibility to be available for these daytime performances on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. Student matinee schedule is still TBD.

Seeking local, non-union actors for our first Constellation for Kids production of the 26-27 Season. Initial auditions will be held via video submission, with callbacks taking place the week of June 15th. Interested actors should email headshots and resumes to casting@seeconstellation.org with the subject line “Goosebumps” and a short note of interest by June 5th.

Available Roles:

BROOKE ROGERS- female identified, 18+ to play 12 years old, pop mezzo. Bright and determined female lead in a spooky school play. She watches scary movies with a smile, but she’s not going to let anyone scare her away from playing her role. Best friends with Zeke and completely captivated by Brian.

ZEKE MATTHEWS – male identified, 18+ to play 12 years old, tenor. Best friends with Brooke since birth. Zeke loves scaring people and playing practical jokes, even though it sometimes gets him in trouble. Light hearted, funny, and bold. He plays the Phantom in the school play.

TINA POWELL – female identified, 18+ to play 12 years old, pop soprano with belt. She often wears two faces. She is obsessed with taking the leading role from Brooke, and she will manipulate, boss, and threaten until it is hers. Even though she is high-strung, she is actually an effective leader and has the capacity for kindness.

BRIAN COLSON – male identified, 18+ to play 12 years old, bari-tenor. A kind-hearted and polite charmer with old-fashioned sensibilities. A bit of a scaredy-cat. Brian is often on-edge. He has a deep affection for Brooke.

EMILE – male identified, 25-45, baritone/bass. Gruff and solitary. The night janitor of Woods Mill Middle school. Emile sees all. He is off-putting and doesn’t play by the rules, but he’s not necessarily dangerous.

WALKER – female identified, 30-55, alto. She is a no-nonsense but fittingly dramatic drama teacher. It’s not hard to convince her to tell a spooky story or theatre legend. She takes a lot of pride in her work, as it really is the family business. Her great-grandmother was a drama teacher at this very school.