Common use of Offensive Material Clause in Contracts

Offensive Material. ‌ The language, business and costuming of the play are under the control and direction of the Theatre and author, who, according to custom, can at any time delete, change or amend the scenes and lines, and that, consequently, the Artist has no certain method of knowing during rehearsals whether, in its final presentation, the play is susceptible to being considered immoral, or indecent, or pornographic. Therefore, the Theatre represents to the Artist that the play as produced shall not violate any law or give offence which is punishable by any law, and expressly agrees that should they or the author be arrested or summoned on such charges, the Artist may (Equity consenting) end and terminate the engagement immediately. Upon termination, the Theatre shall pay to the Artist immediately all sums due under their agreement plus the normal compensation for the termination of the engagement as specified in the ITA.

Offensive Material. ‌ The language, business and costuming of the play are under the control and direction of the Theatre and author, who, according to custom, can at any time delete, change or amend the scenes and lines, and that, consequently, the Artist has no certain method of knowing during rehearsals whether, in its final presentation, the play is susceptible to being considered immoral, or indecent, or pornographic. Therefore, the Theatre represents to the Artist that the play as produced shall not violate any law or give offence which is punishable by any law, and expressly agrees that should they or the author be arrested or summoned on such charges, the Artist may (Equity consenting) end and terminate the engagement immediately. Upon termination, the Theatre shall pay to the Artist immediately all sums due under their agreement plus the normal compensation for the termination of the engagement as specified in the ITACTA.

Offensive Material. ‌ The language, business and costuming of the play are under the control and direction of the Theatre and author, who, according to custom, can at any time delete, change or amend the scenes and lines, and that, consequently, the Artist has no certain method of knowing during rehearsals whether, in its final presentation, the play is susceptible to being considered immoral, or indecent, or pornographic. Therefore, the Theatre represents to the Artist that the play as produced shall not violate any law or give offence which is punishable by any law, and expressly agrees that should they he/she or the author be arrested or summoned on such charges, the Artist may (Equity consenting) end and terminate the engagement immediatelyforthwith. Upon termination, the Theatre shall pay to the Artist immediately forthwith all sums due under their his/her agreement plus the normal compensation for the termination of the engagement as specified in the ITA.

Offensive Material. ‌ The language, business and costuming of the play are under the control and direction of the Theatre and author, who, according to custom, can at any time delete, change or amend the scenes and lines, and that, consequently, the Artist has no certain method of knowing during rehearsals whether, in its final presentation, the play is susceptible to being considered immoral, or indecent, or pornographic. Therefore, the Theatre represents to the Artist that the play as produced shall not violate any law or give offence which is punishable by any law, and expressly agrees that should they he/she or the author be arrested or summoned on such charges, the Artist may (Equity consenting) end and terminate the engagement immediatelyforthwith. Upon termination, the Theatre shall pay to the Artist immediately forthwith all sums due under their his/her agreement plus the normal compensation for the termination of the engagement as specified in the ITACTA.

Offensive Material. ‌ The language, business and costuming of the play are under the control and direction of the Theatre and author, who, according to custom, can at any time delete, change or amend the scenes and lines, and that, consequently, the Artist has no certain method of knowing during rehearsals whether, in its final presentation, the play is susceptible to being considered immoral, or indecent, or pornographic. Therefore, the Theatre represents to the Artist that the play as produced shall not violate any law or give offence which is punishable by any law, and expressly agrees that should they or the author be arrested or summoned on such charges, the Artist may (Equity consenting) end and terminate the engagement immediately. Upon termination, the Theatre shall pay to the Artist immediately all sums due under their agreement plus the normal compensation for the termination of the engagement as specified in the ITACTA.