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General Rehearsal Provisions. (A) No rehearsal shall end later than 11:30 P.M. except dress rehearsals, which may last until 12:30 A.M. (B) During each week each PERFORMING PRINCIPAL ARTIST shall receive one (1) free day during which there shall be no rehearsal whatsoever. (C) ARTISTS singing Leading or Featured roles shall not be called for any rehearsal on a performance day, except in emergency cases or unless otherwise requested by ARTIST. (D) No rehearsal or performance shall be scheduled sooner than twelve (12) hours following the end of the preceding evening’s rehearsal or performance, except in emergency cases or unless otherwise requested by ARTIST. When the preceding rehearsal or performance requires make-up, the twelve (12) hour period shall commence one-half (½) hour after dismissal from the stage. (E) No rehearsal shall be scheduled before 10:00 A.M. (F) The call for a dress rehearsal shall start one-half (½) hour prior to the call to report on-stage and shall be included in computing the total hours of rehearsal permitted herein. In addition, one- half (½) hour following dismissal from the stage for the removal of costumes and make-up shall be included when computing (calculating) total hours of rehearsal. (G) PERFORMING PRINCIPAL ARTISTS shall be allowed a rest period during musical and staging rehearsals which shall accrue at the rate of five (5) minutes per hour. If a rest period is taken during the first hour of rehearsal, it shall last no more than five
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General Rehearsal Provisions. (1) Principal Artists may not rehearse more than 30 hours per week or more than 6 hours per day during a 6-day rehearsal week. (Costume fittings and coachings shall not be compensated or counted against maximum allowable hours of rehearsal per day or per week. Company shall exert best efforts to avoid scheduling costume fittings or coachings in a manner which would exceed said maximums, unless so requested by Artists.) Principal Artists shall have a 2-hour minimum call for each rehearsal and shall be compensated in minimum increments of ¼ hour for rehearsal time in excess of the minimum call. If the weekly or daily limitations on rehearsal hours are exceeded, the Principal Artist shall be compensated at the following overtime rate: As of 22- 23 As of 23- 24 As of 24- 25 As of 25- 26 Overtime Per Hour $71.07 $72.49 $74.67 $76.16 Per ¼ hour $17.77 $18.12 $18.67 $19.04 (2) No rehearsal shall end later than 11:30 P.M., except dress rehearsals, which may last until 12:30 A.M. (3) The call for a dress rehearsal shall start not less than ½ hour prior to the call to report to stage and shall be included in computing the total hours of rehearsal permitted hereunder. In addition, ½ hour following dismissal from the stage for the removal of costumes and make-up shall accrue as part of the rehearsal hours.
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General Rehearsal Provisions. Regardless of the number of contracts for which the PRINCIPAL ARTISTS engaged the following shall apply:
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General Rehearsal Provisions a. No rehearsal shall end later than 11:30 P.M. except dress rehearsals, which may last until 12:30 A.M. b. MANAGEMENT will provide each performing PRINCIPAL ARTIST with one FREE DAY per week, regardless of the number of contracts for which such ARTIST is employed. By Friday of any given rehearsal week, MANAGEMENT shall post a notice of the designated FREE DAY of each ARTIST for the next week. c. PRINCIPAL ARTISTS singing Leading and Featured roles shall not be called for any rehearsal on a performance day, except in emergency cases or unless otherwise requested by PRINCIPAL ARTIST. d. No rehearsal or performance shall be scheduled sooner than twelve
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General Rehearsal Provisions a. No rehearsal shall end later than 11:30 p.m. except dress rehearsals, which may last until 12:30 a.m. b. MANAGEMENT will provide each performing PRINCIPAL ARTIST with one FREE DAY per week, regardless of the number of contracts for which such ARTIST is employed. MANAGEMENT will provide PRINCIPAL ARTISTS with tentative schedule of all FREE DAYS in the production upon PRINCIPAL ARTISTS’ arrival, and by Wednesday of any given rehearsal week, MANAGEMENT shall post a notice of the designated FREE DAY of each ARTIST for the next week. c. MANAGEMENT will provide each performing PRINCIPAL ARTIST with tentative schedule of all orchestra rehearsals, last staging rehearsal (i.e., Room Run), and onstage rehearsals including tech rehearsals upon PRINCIPAL ARTIST’s arrival. d. PRINCIPAL ARTISTS singing Leading and Featured roles shall not be called for any rehearsal on a performance day, except in emergency cases or unless otherwise requested by the PRINCIPAL ARTIST. e. No rehearsal or performance shall be scheduled sooner than twelve
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General Rehearsal Provisions. Regardless of the number of contracts for which the PRINCIPAL ARTISTS engaged the following shall apply:
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