New York Season Stage Rehearsals and Combined Staging Rehearsals Sample Clauses

New York Season Stage Rehearsals and Combined Staging Rehearsals. (i) A three and one-half (3-1/2) hour Stage Rehearsal or Combined Staging Rehearsal during the New York Season may consist of two segments, one of a maximum of ninety (90) minutes and the other of a maximum of eighty (80) minutes with a rest period of forty (40) minutes between the two segments which may occur in either order. When the first segment of such rehearsal extends longer than eighty (80) minutes, such segment shall be considered the ninety (90) minute segment and the second segment shall be a maximum of eighty (80) minutes in duration. In the case of a Stage Rehearsal with Orchestra of longer than three and one-half (3-1/2) hours, upon advance notice to the Chorus prior to or during the rehearsal, following the first break of thirty (30) minutes which may take place no later than ninety (90) minutes after the start of the rehearsal (except as otherwise provided in subparagraph (b)(ii) below), the breaks may be scheduled to coincide with the breaks required by the Orchestra under the collective bargaining agreement between the Met and Local 802 of the A.F. of M. in effect at the time, provided that the total amount of rest period required in the rehearsal by this AGREEMENT, i.e., no less than five (5) minutes for each half-hour of rehearsal call, is not reduced and that no break is less than fifteen
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New York Season Stage Rehearsals and Combined Staging Rehearsals. (i) A three and one-half (3-1/2) hour Stage Rehearsal or Combined Staging Rehearsal during the Regular Season may consist of two segments, one of a maximum of ninety (90) minutes and the other of a maximum of eighty (80) minutes with a rest period of forty (40) minutes between the two segments which may occur in either order. When the first segment of such rehearsal extends longer than eighty (80) minutes, such segment shall be considered the ninety (90) minute segment and the second segment shall be a maximum of eighty (80) minutes in duration. In the case of a Stage Rehearsal with Orchestra of longer than three and one-half (3-1/2) hours, upon advance notice to the Chorus prior to or during the rehearsal, following the first break of thirty (30) minutes which may take place no later than ninety (90) minutes after the start of the rehearsal (except as otherwise provided in subparagraph (b)(ii) below), the breaks may be scheduled to coincide with the breaks required by the Orchestra under the collective bargaining agreement between The Met and Local 802 of the A.F. of M. in effect at the time, provided that the total amount of rest period required in the rehearsal by this AGREEMENT, i.e., no less than five (5) minutes for each half-hour of rehearsal call, is not reduced and that no break is less than fifteen (15) minutes in duration. (ii) In a stage rehearsal with Orchestra during the Regular Season, other than as provided for in (b) (i) above, each Chorister will be allowed a thirty (30) minute rest period within the first two (2) hours of a three (3) hour call, except as specified herein. When the first act being rehearsed in a day is "long" [a minimum of sixty (60) minutes], each Chorister will be allowed a break of no less than fifteen (15) minutes within the first hour and one-half of the rehearsal, scheduled to permit the first act to be completed before the "long break." Such "long break" shall be no less than twenty-five minutes in length, given upon completion of the first act, and shall begin approximately two (2) hours after the start of the rehearsal call. Nothing in this provision shall reduce the required amount of rest period in the complete stage rehearsal, i.e., no less than five (5) minutes for each half-hour of rehearsal call.
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