Auditions • Constellation
Connecting audiences through world-class theater and film

Box Office

M-F 12 – 5pm
(812) 336-9300 Box Office
(812) 336-7110 Admin

General Inquiries

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.

Finn & Another Revolution Auditions

Constellation Stage & Screen will be holding local auditions for our spring shows in February. All auditions will be by appointment. Actors interested in being considered for the shows listed below should email Kate Galvin, Casting Director (casting@seeconstellation.org) by January 30th with the following information: 

  • Subject line “Finn submission” or “Another Revolution submission”
  • Include a short note, specifying which role is of interest
  • If you have a website or reel, please include a link in your email
  • Attach a headshot and resume

Another Revolution auditions will take place February 6 and Finn auditions are scheduled for February 7-8. Video submissions will be accepted at the directors’ discretion for local actors who are unavailable on the audition dates. 

Another Revolution

By Jacqueline Bircher
Directed by Jonathan Michaelson

1st Rehearsal – May 12, 2026
Performances – June 4-21, 2026
Constellation Playhouse

From the writer of Webster’s B!+@# (Constellation’s 2023-24 season), this World Premiere centers on two graduate students from opposing scientific disciplines who are forced to share a lab at Columbia University during the tumultuous year of 1968. 

Seeking Equity and Non-Equity, Local actors for the following roles:

Kat – 20s, female presenting. Slightly older than Henry. She’s an ecologist who is equally passionate about her experiments and her political activism.  This role will require smoking.

Henry – early 20s, male presenting, white. Slightly younger than Kat. A physicist from a privileged background. He plays his cards close to the vest. This role will require smoking. 

 

Finn: A New Musical

Music by Michael Kooman
Book & Lyrics by Chris Nee & Christopher Dimond
Directed by Daniella Wheelock
Choreographer Callie Rekas
Musical Director Devin McDuffy

1st Rehearsal – April 7, 2026
Performances – April 29 – May 17, 2026 *
Waldron Auditorium
*There will be several 10am student matinees during this run (Wednesdays and Thursdays) as well as a 1pm show on Friday 5/8. All performers must have daytime availability during the performance period.*

From the creator of Doc McStuffins and Vampirina, Finn is a heartwarming musical adventure about a young shark on the brink of growing up. As he prepares to join the fearsome Shark Guard, Finn can’t shake the feeling that he’s different from the other sharks. Deep inside, he discovers a colorful fish inside him—a part of himself that longs to sparkle, sing, and dance. As Finn embarks on a journey of self-discovery, friendship, and adventure, he finds the courage to be himself!

NOTE: Finn is presented as Constellation’s “PB&J Cafe” show, a dinner theater-style performance for kids. Peanut Butter & Jelly sandwiches will be served and audience members may be eating during the show. 

Seeking Local, Non-Equity Actors aged 18+ for the following roles:

Finn – Tenor. A young shark on the brink of growing up, Finn is searching for where he belongs. Is it the fearsome Shark Guard, who are tasked with keeping the colorful fish safe? Or singing and dancing with the bright, colorful fish? He learns to sparkle and shine in all of the different areas of his life by being himself.

Aggie – Alto/Mezzo. Finn’s older sister, she is the Shark Guard personified (or…shark-onified?). As the leader of the Shark Guard, she is tough as nails and brutally efficient. She fiercely loves Finn and does her best to toughen him up to protect him from being seen as an outsider – at all costs.

Seasil – Soprano with belt. A regal tang who becomes Finn’s best friend. She wants to shake up the regal tang tradition and do a new dance for the Jetstream Jubilee.

Auntie/Ensemble – Mezzo. Seasil’s aunt, who is a staunch keeper of tradition who disapproves of Seasil’s new dance. Also plays other fish.

Roscoe/Ensemble – Tenor or Alto. An impulsive member of the Shark Guard. Also plays other fish.

Lola/Ensemble – Alto/Mezzo. A competitive member of the Shark Guard with lots of confidence. Also plays other fish.

Bruce/Ensemble – Baritone. A member of the Shark Guard with a big appetite. Also plays other fish.

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.

SIGN UP TO RECEIVE AUDITION NOTICES:

Please sign up for the mailing list below for future opportunities. Whenever we have a new audition opportunity, it will be posted here.

BOX OFFICE

Phone Hours: M-F 12 - 5pm
(812) 336-9300 Box Office
(812) 336-7110 Admin
In-Person Hours: W-F 12-5pm
Waldron Arts Center (122 S Walnut St)
info@seeconstellation.org

WALDRON ARTS CENTER / MAILING ADDRESS

122 S Walnut St
Bloomington, IN 47404
Physical Box Office Hours: W-F 12-5pm

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

Follow us