Cast Changes, Omission or Errors Clause Samples
The "Cast Changes, Omission or Errors" clause defines how a production may handle situations where cast members are changed, omitted, or where errors occur in casting. Typically, this clause allows the producer or organizer to make necessary adjustments to the cast list due to unforeseen circumstances, such as illness, scheduling conflicts, or administrative mistakes. It may also clarify that such changes do not constitute a breach of contract or grounds for cancellation. The core function of this clause is to provide flexibility in managing the cast while protecting the production from liability or disruption caused by unavoidable changes or errors.
Cast Changes, Omission or Errors. The Engager will have listed in the programs distributed to the audience, or have announced to the audience, the names of all Artists. In the event that there are omissions, errors or cast changes in the printed cast listing of principal or soloist roles in the playbill or program, the Engager will place in the playbill or program a mimeographed or printed slip correcting the omission or make an announcement to the audience before the Performance, correcting the error or cast change.