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.

A Christmas Story the Musical – Ralphie

Book by Joseph Robinette
Music and lyrics by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul

Constellation Stage & Screen is still seeking a local (Bloomington/Indianapolis area) actor to play Ralphie in the holiday production of A Christmas Story. Richard Roland, Director. DJ Gray, Choreographer. Brandon Magid, Musical Director.

Rehearsals – November 11 – December 9, 2025
Performances at the Waldron Auditorium – December 10, 2025 – January 4, 2025

Rehearsals for A Christmas Story will generally be weekday evenings (Tues.-Fri.) and weekend days. During the run, there will be 6 student matinees, so all actors must have daytime flexibility for those performances. The public performance schedule is available here and the student matinee schedule is here. A detailed production schedule will be provided at the audition. This role will be double cast and the actors will split the performance schedule.

The creative team is open to considering female or non-binary performers for the role of Ralphie but the role will be played as written. Auditions will be held on the evening of September 30th by appointment only. Parents/Guardians of young actors interested in auditioning should email Kate Galvin, Casting Director at casting@seeconstellation.org with a photo and description of their child’s performance experience (shows they have been in, classes they’ve taken, any private singing, acting or dance training). Submissions are due by FRIDAY 9/26. The audition will include singing and reading material from the show, as well as learning a short dance.

ROLE DESCRIPTION:

Ralphie – 9, going on 10 (may be played by a 9 to 12 year old), male presenting, unchanged Alto voice with belt. Cute and winsome, but not precious. Bright, but not precocious – he’s a bit mischievous and rascally but with a twinkle in his eye. Must be a very strong actor and singer.

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

Seeking local actors (Equity and non-Equity) for all roles. AEA rate $482/wk, Non-AEA $250/wk.

At this time, most roles have been cast. We will be seeking non-local actors for the role listed below. Interested actors may submit a headshot, resume, reel (if available) and short note of interest to Kate Galvin, Casting Director at casting@seeconstellation.org.

Roles:

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

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.

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.