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.

Constellation Casting Database Launch

Constellation Stage & Screen is launching a new digital casting database this summer! Local actors interested in being considered for productions, readings and other special projects are encouraged to submit their headshot and resume via this link to create an Actor Profile.

Actors have the opportunity to share their singing/dancing/acting reels, as well as special skills, and other information making it easier for our artistic team to identify candidates for upcoming projects.

Young actors under the age of 18 are required to provide parent/guardian contact information.

Constellation’s database is a private system and not accessible or searchable by the public. However, information submitted to the database (except personal contact details) may be shared with creative team members (directors, musical directors, choreographers, writers) during the audition process for each project.

We encourage all local actors to submit their materials for casting consideration! Questions? Please reach out to Kate Galvin, Casting Director, at casting@seeconstellation.org.

Annie Open Call

Constellation Stage & Screen is holding an open call for local, non-union youth and adults interested in participating in our holiday production of Annie (Book by Thomas Meehan, Music by Charles Strouse, Lyrics by Martin Charnin). Kate Galvin, Director; Cora Winstead, Musical Director; DJ Gray, Choreographer.

Key Dates:
1st Rehearsal – Nov. 9, 2026
Performances – Dec. 9, 2026-Jan. 3, 2027
Please note: Youth actors will be double-cast and will split the performance schedule. Student matinees are scheduled throughout the run, please review this schedule.

Audition Info:

For this audition we are offering in-person and virtual options.

Adults actors are encouraged to submit a self-tape of a short song in the style of the show by August 14th. If you would like to submit a video, please sign up here by August 12th.
Youth actors and Adults who wish to audition in person may request an audition appointment for August 13th or 14th via this form. Instructions and music will be provided for all Youth actors. Please sign up for your audition by August 10th.
All callbacks will take place on Saturday 8/22, with dance calls scheduled for youth and adults in the morning/mid-day, and final reading/singing callbacks for main characters in the afternoon.

Available Roles:

Please note that the roles of Oliver Warbucks and Miss Hannigan have been cast.

ANNIE – 10-12, Female identified, Mezzo-Soprano Belter, any race/ethnicity. Independent, hopeful, and full of life. Tough on the outside, but deeply misses her parents. Strong singer/actor/dancer.

GRACE FARRELL – 25-35, Female identified, Soprano, any race/ethnicity. Warbucks’s secretary. She is excellent at her job and knows how to handle him, but has a warm and lovely personality. A cheerleader for Annie at every step of her journey. Strong singer/dancer.

ROOSTER HANNIGAN – 25-40, Male identified, Tenor, any race/ethnicity. Hannigan’s younger brother. He is a flashy, self-assured con-man looking to score big. Strong singer/dancer with comedic chops.

LILY ST. REGIS – 25-35, Female identified, Mezzo-Soprano, any race/ethnicity. Rooster’s airheaded girlfriend with ambitions of her own. Strong singer/dancer with comedic chops.

ADULT ENSEMBLE – Ages 18+, all types and voices. Actors/Singers/Dancers to play a variety of supporting roles – New Yorkers, radio personalities, members of Warbucks’s household staff, FDR and his cabinet, etc.

YOUTH ENSEMBLE – Ages 8-15, Female identified, Sopranos and Altos to play the other orphans.

Annie Dog Auditions

Your Dog could be the next Star at Constellation Stage & Screen!

Constellation is seeking local, well-trained dogs to play Sandy in our holiday production of Annie. Seeking two medium-sized dogs with a “sandy” color to share the role during the December run at the Waldron Arts Center. Dogs must have a calm demeanor, be able to obey basic commands, such as “Come/Sit/Stay” and be good with kids. Dogs will rehearse a few times a week with the cast beginning November 14th and will alternate performances from December 9th through January 3rd. There will be weekday matinees scheduled during the performance run, so some daytime availability is required. More details about the schedule will be provided at the audition. All owners will receive complimentary tickets to the show in appreciation for their support of this production and owners who also serve as dog supervisor during the production process will receive a small stipend.

Auditions will be held on August 23. To express interest, please email a photo of your dog and a note of interest to Kate Galvin, Casting Director at casting@seeconstellation.org with the subject line “Sandy Audition.”

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. Interested actors should email headshots and resumes to casting@seeconstellation.org with the subject line “Goosebumps.”

Available Roles:

EMILE – male identified, 18-45, 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.