DUTIES OF THE ACTOR Sample Clauses

DUTIES OF THE ACTOR. ‌ The Actor agrees to be prompt and punctual at rehearsals, costume calls/fittings, and to attend all rehearsals as required; to appear at the theatre no later than the half-hour call; to pay strict regard to stage make-up and stage dress; to perform their services as reasonably directed, and to conform to the language of the script to the best of their ability; under the instruction of the Stage Manager, to maintain the original intent of the Director throughout the run of the show (see Xxxxxx 63:13(J)); to learn their lines within the time period set by the Director, but, in any case, at the very latest by the first dress rehearsal; to properly care for their costumes and props; to use, when required by the Theatre, safe electronic equipment, and to respect the physical property of the production and Theatre. If the Theatre feels that serious infractions of this Article have occurred, an Equity member may be subject to disciplinary proceedings, in accordance with the Constitution and Bylaws of Equity, or termination of contract by the Theatre. See also Article 5:00, Responsibility of the Artist.
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DUTIES OF THE ACTOR. (A) The Actor agrees to be prompt at all calls including but not limited to rehearsals, costume and photo calls; to appear at the theatre no later than 1/2 hour prior to the performance; to pay strict regard to make-up and dress; to perform the Actor’s services as reasonably directed, and sustained by the Stage Manager, and to conform to the language of the script to the best of the Actor’s ability; to properly care for the Actor’s costumes and props; to respect the physical property of the production and the Theatre and to abide by all reasonable rules and regulations of the Theatre which are not in conflict with the provisions of this Agreement. Repeated lateness or other infractions of the Equity rules shall subject the Actor to disciplinary proceedings, in accordance with the Constitution and By-Laws of Equity. (B) The Theatre shall have the right to require an Actor who is late for any call to make up the time of that call on overtime hours without compensation; if any other right is thereby invaded, the Theatre will be responsible for the applicable compensation unless the Actor waives said right.
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DUTIES OF THE ACTOR. The Actor agrees to: (A) Be prompt at rehearsals; (B) Appear at the theatre no later than one-half hour prior to the performance; (C) Pay strict regard to make-up and dress; (D) Perform the Actor's services as reasonably directed, to the best of the Actor's ability, and to conform to the language of the script. (E) Properly care for the Actor's costume and props; (F) Respect the physical property of the production and the theatre; and (G) Abide by all reasonable rules and regulations of the Producer not in conflict with Equity Rules. (See Rule 56(C), Inability to Perform.)
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DUTIES OF THE ACTOR. (A) No Actor shall be required to perform duties other than those for which the Actor is properly contracted under an Equity contract. (B) The Actor shall: (1) Be prompt at rehearsal and all other official calls; (2) Appear at the theatre no later than one-half hour prior to the performance; (3) Pay strict regard to makeup and dress; (4) Conform to the language of the script (5) Perform the Actor’s services as reasonably directed, to the best of the Actor’s ability; (6) Properly care for the Actor’s costume and props; (7) Respect the physical property of the production and the Producer; (8) Refrain from using or being under the influence of alcoholic beverages and illegal drugs during rehearsals, half-hour and performances and/or while traveling in the company vehicle; (9) Abide by all reasonable rules and regulation of the Producer not in conflict with Equity Rules; and (10) Abide by all rules and regulations of Equity and not alter, omit, or change them in any way.
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DUTIES OF THE ACTOR. (A) The Actor agrees to: (1) Be prompt at rehearsals and to attend all rehearsals as required; (2) Appear at the theatre no later than one half-hour prior to the performance; (3) Pay strict regard to make-up and dress; (4) Perform services as reasonably directed and to conform to the language of the script to the best of Actor's ability; (5) Properly care for costumes and props; (6) Respect the physical property of the production and the theatre and to abide by all reasonable rules and regulations of the Producer which are not in conflict with Equity rules; and (7) Refrain from using or being under the influence of alcoholic beverages and/or illegal drugs during rehearsals, half hour, performances and/or while traveling in the Company Vehicle.
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DUTIES OF THE ACTOR. (A) The Actor agrees to be prompt at all calls, including but not limited to rehearsals, costume and photo calls; to appear at the theatre no later than ½ hour prior to the perfor- xxxxx; to pay strict regard to make-up and dress; to perform services as reasonably directed and to conform to the language of the script to the best of the Actor's ability; to properly care for costumes and props; to respect the physical property of the production and the theatre and to abide by all reasonable rules and regulations of the University and/or Theatre which are not in conflict with the provisions of this Agreement. Repeated lateness or other infractions of the Equity rules shall subject the Actor to disciplinary proceedings, in accordance with the Constitution and By-Laws of Actors' Equity. (B) The University and/or Theatre shall have the right to require an Actor who is late for any call to make up the time of that call on overtime hours without additional compensation so long as no other right of the Actor is invaded.
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DUTIES OF THE ACTOR. The Actor agrees to be prompt at rehearsals and to appear at the theatre no later than one half-hour prior to the performance; to pay strict regard to make-up and dress; to perform Actor's services as reasonably directed to the best of Actor's ability; to properly care for Actor's costume and props; when required by the Producer to wear and use electronic equipment; to respect the physical property of the production and the theatre; and to abide by all reasonable rules and regulations of the Producer not in conflict with Equity Rules.
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