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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.

The Da Vinci Code

Constellation is holding local auditions for The Da Vinci Code, adapted by Rachel Wagstaff and Duncan Abel, based on the novel by Dan Brown. Chad Rabinovtiz, director. When the curator of the Louvre is found murdered under mysterious circumstances, symbologist Robert Langdon and cryptologist Sophie Neveu are thrust into an investigation that quickly unravels into a deadly conspiracy.

First Rehearsal – March 3, 2026
Performances – March 26 – April 12, 2026
Waldron Auditorium

Auditions by appointment will be held on the evening of Wednesday, September 10th. Seeking local actors (Equity and non-Equity) for all roles. AEA rate $482/wk, Non-AEA $250/wk.  

To submit, please send a headshot, resume and short note indicating which role or roles are of interest. Email Kate Galvin, Casting Director at casting@seeconstellation.org with the subject line “DaVinci Code.”  All submissions must be received by Friday 9/5. 

Roles: 

NOTE: This show is physical and several roles will require movement and stage combat. 

Robert Langdon – 40’s, male presenting. An American scholar of symbology, steeped in art and religious studies. An ordinary, intelligent man who has been thrust into extraordinary circumstances.

Sophie – late 20’s to early 30’s,  female presenting. A French cryptologist who works for the Paris police. Her grandfather’s murder sets off a series of events that lead her to uncover secrets about her family.  Intelligent and empathetic, but someone who is not afraid to take action when she needs to. 

Silas – 20’s-30’s, male presenting. A monk who was bullied as a child and has become a religious zealot. He is an assassin and willing to do anything to serve the Opus Dei order. This actor will be required to simulate self-flagellation on stage, shirtless. 

Jacques Saunière – 60+, male presenting. A French museum curator and scholar. Sophie’s grandfather and a Da Vinci expert, brilliant but secretive. 

Bezu Fache – 40+, male presenting. A veteran French detective who is convinced Robert is a murderer. Smart enough to listen to his colleagues and admit when he is wrong. 

Sir Leigh Teabing – 60+, male presenting. A wealthy British eccentric and scholar. A colleague of Robert’s who has unique theories about The Holy Grail and his obsession drives him to great lengths. He uses a cane or forearm crutches to walk, although no specific mobility issue is directly referenced in the story. 

Collet / Church Volunteer – 30+, female presenting. Collet is a French police officer working for Fache. The Church Volunteer is British and works at the Temple Church in London. Also plays various non-speaking roles. 

Sister Sandrine / Marie – 50+, female presenting. Sister Sandrine is a French nun who has a run-in with Silas. She has a sympathetic heart, but is not a fool. Marie is Sophie’s grandmother, a French woman who Sophie had long thought to be dead. Also plays various non-speaking roles. 

Remy / British Police Officer – 20+, male presenting. Remy is an ex-con now working as Sir Leigh Teabing’s butler, as well as his eyes, ears and bodyguard. Also plays a British Police Officer and various non-speaking roles. 

Vernet / Docent – 30+, female presenting. Vernet is a French bank manager, who is also connected to Opus Dei. The Docent works at Westminster Abbey in London. Also plays various non-speaking roles.

An Act of God

Constellation is seeking local, non-equity actors for An Act of God by David Javerbaum, directed by David Sheehan. From the 13-time Emmy-winning head writer for The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, this irreverent show answers life’s biggest questions with divine wit, sass, and plenty of surprises. 

First Rehearsal – December 1
Performances – December 18-30, 2025 (Possible extension to Jan. 4, 2026)
Waldron Firebay

Auditions by appointment will be held on the evening of  Tuesday, September 9th. Seeking local actors (non-Equity) for all roles. $1,000 stipend. 

To submit, please send a headshot, resume and short note indicating which role or roles are of interest. Email Kate Galvin, Casting Director at casting@seeconstellation.org with the subject line “An Act of God.” All submissions must be received by Friday 9/5. 

Roles: 

Gabriel – 18+, any gender, any ethnicity.  Archangel who serves as God’s assistant. Has some gravitas and a great speaking voice. Must be comfortable with some audience interaction and improvisation. Must be able to carry a tune and harmonize but does not need to be a professional-level singer. 

Michael 18+, any gender, any ethnicity.  Archangel who serves as God’s assistant. Michael is a contrarian and likes to stir things up. They have a lot of audience interaction and improvisation, so the performer must be very comfortable thinking on their feet. Must be able to carry a tune and harmonize but does not need to be a professional-level singer. 

25/26 Season Submissions

Actors interested in submitting for casting consideration for our upcoming season may email a headshot, resume and note of interest to Kate Galvin, Casting Director (casting@seeconstellation.org). Please be sure to detail which shows and roles are of interest, and include a link to your reel or website if available. Click here for a breakdown of the Mainstage season and here for the Constellation for Kids season.

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Phone Hours: M-F 12 - 5pm
(812) 336-9300 Box Office
(812) 336-7110 Admin
In-Person Hours: W-F 12-5pm
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122 S Walnut St
Bloomington, IN 47404
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CONSTELLATION STUDIOS

411 E 7th St.
Bloomington, IN 47408

SHOW LOCATIONS

Buskirk Chumley Theater
114 E Kirkwood
Constellation Playhouse
107 W 9th St
Waldron Arts Center
122 S Walnut St

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