COMPENSATION FOR REHEARSALS FOR PRINCIPALS Sample Clauses

COMPENSATION FOR REHEARSALS FOR PRINCIPALS. (a) REHEARSAL WEEKS. (1) PRINCIPALS engaged upon a weekly basis to rehearse shall be compensated at the following rates per week: Weekly Compensation As of 9/1/19 As of 9/1/20 As of 9/1/21 As of 9/1/22 Leading Roles $ 1784.48 $ 1829.09 $ 1874.82 $ 1931.06 Featured Roles $ 1784.48 $ 1829.09 $ 1874.82 $ 1931.06 Supporting Roles $ 1136.35 $ 1164.76 $ 1193.88 $ 1229.70 Solo Bit Roles $ 1136.35 $ 1164.76 $ 1193.88 $ 1229.70 Stage Director $ 1991.95 $ 2041.75 $ 2092.79 $ 2155.57 Stage Manager $ 1784.48 $ 1829.09 $ 1874.82 $ 1931.06 Asst. Stage Director/ Asst. Stage Manager $ 1136.35 $ 1164.76 $ 1193.88 $ 1229.70 Choreographer $ 1136.35 $ 1164.76 $ 1193.88 $ 1229.70 Per Diem $ 150.22 $ 153.98 $ 157.83 $ 162.56 Hourly Overtime Rate $ 53.70 $ 55.31 $ 56.67 $ 58.37 Full per diem payments for each weekly ARTIST shall be made in addition to his/her weekly compensation when the ARTIST is required to rehearse beyond the radius of the ARTIST’S domicile and is required to remain overnight. PRINCIPAL ARTISTS may not rehearse more than thirty (30) hours per week or more than six (6) hours per day during a six (6) day rehearsal week. If the weekly or daily hourly limitations of rehearsal are exceeded, the PRINCIPAL ARTIST shall be compensated for overtime at the Hourly Overtime Rate set forth in the chart above, except as described in 13(h) of this agreement. Such overtime compensation shall be computed in quarter (1/4) hour segments.
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COMPENSATION FOR REHEARSALS FOR PRINCIPALS. A. REHEARSAL WEEKS. (1) PRINCIPALS engaged upon a weekly basis to rehearse shall be compensated at the following rates per week: Weekly Compensation 2025 Season 2026 Season 2027 Season 2028 Season Leading Roles $2,053.64 $2,115.25 $2,178.70 $2,249.51 Featured Roles $2,053.64 $2,115.25 $2,178.70 $2,249.51 Supporting Roles $1,307.76 $1,346.99 $1,387.40 $1,432.49 Solo Bit Roles $1,307.76 $1,346.99 $1,387.40 $1,432.49 Stage Director $2,292.40 $2,361.17 $2,432.01 $2,511.05 Choreographer $1,307.76 $1,346.99 $1,387.40 $1,432.49 Per Diem $172.88 $178.06 $183.40 $189.36 Hourly Overtime Rate $62.08 $63.94 $65.86 $68.00 Full per diem payments for each weekly ARTIST except shall be made in addition to their weekly compensation when the ARTIST is required to rehearse beyond the radius of the ARTIST’S domicile and is required to remain overnight. PRINCIPAL ARTISTS may not rehearse more than thirty (30) hours per week or more than six (6) hours per day during a six (6) day rehearsal week. If the weekly or daily hourly limitations of rehearsal are exceeded, the PRINCIPAL ARTIST shall be compensated for overtime at the Hourly Overtime Rate set forth in the chart above, except as described in 15.H of this CBA. Such overtime compensation shall be computed in quarter (1/4) hour segments. B. PERFORMANCE WEEKS. MANAGEMENT may rehearse all PRINCIPALS, during performance weeks, under the following conditions: (1) MANAGEMENT may rehearse all PRINCIPALS not more than six (6) hours per week without any additional compensation during each performance week. MANAGEMENT may use four (4) additional hours of rehearsal time for any ARTIST whose performances do not exceed four (4) and eight (8) hours of rehearsal for any ARTIST whose performances do not exceed two (2) as part of their ARTIST’S weekly compensation. For ARTIST performing Leading Roles, MANAGEMENT may have four (4) additional hours of rehearsals should the number of performances of Leading Roles not exceed two (2) and eight (8) additional hours of rehearsal should the number of performances of Leading roles not exceed one (1) as part of the ARTIST’S weekly compensation. No rehearsals shall be scheduled within two (2) hours of any performance, except in emergency cases, on the day in which PRINCIPAL is required to perform. (2) For all rehearsals scheduled over the hours permitted in (1) above, the ARTIST shall be compensated not less than the Hourly Rehearsal Rate as set forth in the chart below. Hourly Rates 2025 Season 2026 S...
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COMPENSATION FOR REHEARSALS FOR PRINCIPALS. (a) REHEARSAL WEEKS. (1) PRINCIPALS engaged upon a weekly basis to rehearse shall be compensated at the following rates per week: As of As of As of As of 9/1/99 9/1/00 9/1/01 9/1/02 $734.96 $757.01 $787.29 $822.71 $734.96 $757.01 $787.29 $822.71 $611.82 $630.17 $655.38 $684.87 $611.82 $630.17 $655.38 $684.87 $1050.00 $1100.00 $1150.00 $1200.00 $925.00 $975.00 $1025.00 $1075.00 $611.82 $630.17 $655.38 $684.87 $611.82 $630.17 $655.38 $684.87 Leading Roles Featured Roles Supporting Roles Solo Bit Roles Stage Director Stage Manager Ass't. St. Dir.& Mgr. Choreographer Full per diem payments for each weekly ARTIST shall be made in addition to his/her weekly compensation when the ARTIST is required to rehearse beyond the radius of the ARTIST’S domicile and is required to remain overnight. PRINCIPAL ARTISTS may not rehearse more than thirty (30) hours per week or more than six (6) hours per day during a six (6) day rehearsal week. If the weekly or daily hourly limitations of rehearsal are exceeded, the PRINCIPAL ARTIST shall be compensated for overtime at the following overtime rate: Overtime As of 9/1/99 As of 9/1/00 As of 9/1/01 As of 9/1/02 $28.63 $29.49 $30.67 $32.05 Such overtime compensation shall be computed in quarter (1/4) hour segments.
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