Fight Rehearsal Sample Clauses

Fight Rehearsal. ‌ All Artists who participate in a stage fight must rehearse said fight before each performance. Any exception shall be at the discretion of the Fight Captain. (See Clause 25:03(J).)
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Fight Rehearsal. All Artists who participate in a stage fight must rehearse said fight before each performance and dress rehearsal. Any exception shall be at the discretion of the artistic staff member assigned to monitor the fight(s). The Artist may be required to rehearse fight sequences for a maximum of fifteen (15) minutes immediately prior to the half-hour call of a performance or a dress rehearsal. This fifteen (15) minute rehearsal will not be deducted from the Artist’s total allowed rehearsal time on the day; however the Artist must, prior to the fight rehearsal, receive the applicable break specified in Article 19:00. In the event that the fight rehearsal invades an Artist’s break or extends his/her span of day, the Artist shall receive compensation at fifty percent (50%) of Overtime Rate 1.

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