Mixed Company Sample Clauses

Mixed Company. ‌ On a day when at least one Artist rehearsing a production is also performing at the Theatre, then all Artists in the production may be called for a continuous five
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Mixed Company. ‌ On a day when at least one Artist rehearsing a production is also performing at the Theatre, then all Artists in the production may be called for a continuous five (5) hour rehearsal call. Those Artists who are not also performing may be rehearsed for an additional two (2) hours after an appropriate meal break (See Clause 24:04) for a total of not more than seven (7) out of eight-and-a-half (8-1/2) hours per day.
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Mixed Company. Notwithstanding the provisions of Clause 1802(B) and where an Artist is not performing at the Theatre (but where at least one (1) Artist in the company is performing at the Theatre), then all Artists in the company may be called to rehearse the five (5) hour continuous call (option (B)(l) above) without overtime payment. The Artists who are not performing may rehearse a total of seven (7) out of eight-and- a-half (8%) hours each day.
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Mixed Company. Notwithstanding the provisions of Clause and where an Artist is not performing at the Theatre (but where at least one Artist in the company is performing at the Theatre), then all Artists in the company may be called to rehearse the five hour continuous call (option (B)(l) above) without overtime payment. The Artists who are not performing may rehearse a total of seven out of eight and one-half hours each day. Matinee Days No Artist who is scheduled to perform at the Theatre may be called to rehearse on a two performance day, unless he/she is on separate contracts for the rehearsal and the performance. (See Clause
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