Costumes for Understudies and Swings Sample Clauses

Costumes for Understudies and Swings. Commencing with their first public performance, Swings and Understudies shall be provided with their own set of skin parts. Producer shall use best efforts to provide Swings and Understudies with properly fitted costumes. Any costume worn by another Actor shall be cleaned prior to its use by any Actor or Understudy/Swing and again prior to its further use by any other Actor, including the Actor to whom it is regularly assigned. However, if an Understudy/Swing who does not have a full set of costumes is required to appear, costumes worn by said Understudy/Swing must be cleaned not later than the first business day on which no matinee performance occurs following the Understudy/Swing's appearance, or as soon as possible.
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Costumes for Understudies and Swings. A Swing or Understudy shall be furnished with all shoes necessary for performance, and shall be provided with a properly fitted costume whenever required to perform. If possible, any costume worn by another Actor shall be cleaned prior to its use by any Swing or Understudy and again prior to its further use by any other Actor, including the Actor to whom it is regularly assigned. Under no circumstances shall Skin Parts be shared. If an Understudy or Swing provides his own costume, the Understudy or Swing shall be paid no less than the weekly rental fee provided in Paragraph (C) above.
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Costumes for Understudies and Swings. (1) Swings and Understudies must be assigned properly fitted shoes and skin parts for their sole and exclusive use in performance except, however, that special leotards or unitards need not be exclusively assigned, provided that they are washed, thoroughly dried and properly fitted prior to use by each Actor. Producer agrees to make available undergarment liners to any Actor who is not exclusively assigned special leotards or unitards.
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