OPERA THEATRE Sample Clauses

OPERA THEATRE will communicate its expectations with respect to the memorization of roles and the dates for understudy sing throughs well in advance of the first rehearsal.
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OPERA THEATRE shall engage a Fight Director certified by the Society of American Fight Directors, or an equivalent organization, whenever a production requires extensive coordinated movement of swords, weapons, or hand combat. AGMA will not unreasonably refuse to permit OPERA THEATRE to engage a qualified, but non-certified, Fight Director if the coordinated movement is neither extensive nor intricate. (3) To the extent known, OPERA THEATRE shall inform the STAGE DIRECTOR or CHOREOGRAPHER, at the time engagement is offered for any production, of any contractual commitments to cast, covers, replacements, designers, Co- producers or other presenters. The preceding does not grant any right of prior approval to the STAGE DIRECTOR or CHOREOGRAPHER, unless such right of prior approval is otherwise provided in the Standard Artist’s Contract. (4) OPERA THEATRE shall inform the STAGE DIRECTOR and CHOREOGRAPHER of all pre-production conferences connected with the production and, when deemed appropriate by OPERA THEATRE, the STAGE DIRECTOR or CHOREOGRAPHER shall be offered the option of attending such conferences. OPERA THEATRE shall be responsible for all travel, housing, and other related expenses incurred by the STAGE DIRECTOR or CHOREOGRAPHER. (5) The STAGE DIRECTOR and CHOREOGRAPHER shall be reimbursed for all expenses authorized or approved by OPERA THEATRE and incurred by the STAGE DIRECTOR or CHOREOGRAPHER in connection with his/her engagement (e.g. telephone, copying, etc.) The STAGE DIRECTOR or CHOREOGRAPHER shall provide OPERA THEATRE with any such reimbursement requests, including receipts or other comparable documents, within thirty (30) days of the conclusion of the contractual period with OPERA THEATRE and OPERA THEATRE shall reimburse the ARTIST within twenty-one (21) days thereafter. (6) Upon the revival or rental by OPERA THEATRE of the complete production (both costume and scenery), the STAGE DIRECTOR originally engaged by OPERA THEATRE for said production shall be offered the right to stage such production or shall receive a fee equal to at least Ten percent (10%) of the STAGE DIRECTOR’s original fee. This provision does not grant the STAGE DIRECTOR the right to prevent such revival or rental unless otherwise provided in the Standard Artist’s Contract. (7) Should a STAGE DIRECTOR be required to rehearse an alternate cast with at least Fifty percent (50%) of new PERFORMING PRINCIPAL ARTISTS, the STAGE DIRECTOR shall receive additional compensation equal to at le...
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OPERA THEATRE will conduct auditions and Artist interviews in such a manner as to provide full and fair consideration to Artists without regard to race, color, gender, religion, genetic information, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression or any other legally-protected characteristic. To that end, OPERA THEATRE will post notices of external auditions and hiring opportunities in a broad range of outlets designed to increase the number of traditionally underrepresented Artists in all positions and roles. The list of outlets used may vary depending on the position. AGMA will assist in identifying appropriate potential outlets for posting. In addition, auditions will be held in premises which are architecturally accessible for performers with disabilities. If auditions cannot be held in premises which are architecturally accessible, OPERA THEATRE will, upon notification by AGMA or by a performer with a disability who wishes to audition, arrange for an appropriate audition facility to accommodate such performers.
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