Meal Break Preceding a Dress Rehearsal Sample Clauses

Meal Break Preceding a Dress Rehearsal. ‌ If a meal break immediately precedes a Dress Rehearsal, then that meal break shall be not less than one-and-a-half (1-1/2) hours. This break includes the half- hour call for putting on costumes and make-up. Also see Clause 22:03(D).
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Meal Break Preceding a Dress Rehearsal. If a meal break immediately precedes a dress rehearsal, then that meal break shall be not less than one-and-a-half (1-1/2) hours. This break includes the half-hour call for putting on costumes and make-up. Also see Rule 22:03(D). 2010-2013 Canadian Ballet Agreement with the National Ballet of Canada | Page 11

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