Performance Extras Sample Clauses

Performance Extras. (a) A Chorister shall, in addition to his/her weekly compensation, be paid a fee for the following performance services: Principal Solo* $395.46 Intermediate Part* 263.62 Minor Part* 131.74 Body Make-up 77.30 Subject to the provisions of SECTION ONE, Article TWENTY-THIRD. * As specified in the Appendix annexed to this SECTION THREE of the AGREEMENT. (b) A Chorister required to use body make-up (i.e., make-up required on any part of the body below the neck, above the elbow, or above the knee) shall be paid a fee of: $77.30, subject to the provisions of SECTION ONE, Article TWENTY-THIRD. (c) A Chorister who replaces a Solo Singer in a performance of a role not listed in the Appendix shall, in addition to his/her weekly compensation, be paid a fee of: $603.97, subject to the provisions of SECTION ONE, Article TWENTY-THIRD. (d) A Chorister who is designated as a first cover for a Solo Singer in a performance of a role not listed in the Appendix and who performs as a member of the Chorus and covers such role in the same performance shall, in addition to his/her weekly compensation, be paid a fee of: $120.81, subject to the provisions of SECTION ONE, Article TWENTY-THIRD. (e) Acting Roles, either created by the Stage Director or indicated in the score, shall be classified according to Principal Solo, Intermediate, or Minor Parts and shall be compensated in accordance with this Paragraph C (6) (a). (f) Choristers asked to super on tour shall be compensated at the same rate as the New York super or at the following rate, whichever is higher: $54.90, subject to the provisions of SECTION ONE, Article TWENTY- THIRD.
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Performance Extras. (a) A Dancer shall, in addition to his/her weekly compensation, be paid a minimum fee for the following performance services: Principal Solo Part* $395.46 Intermediate Part* 263.62 Minor Part* 131.74 Chorus Singing 131.74 Spoken Solo Lines 131.74 Body Make-up 77.30 Hazard Pay (Flying, etc.) 1 263.62 Hazard Pay (1st cover) 1 131.74 Heavy Carries 77.30 Subject to the provisions of SECTION ONE, Article TWENTY-THIRD. 1 Hazard pay shall be paid at the contractual rate only and shall not be credited towards length-of-day calculation.
Performance Extras. (a) A Chorister shall, in addition to his/her weekly compensation, be paid a fee for the following performance services: 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 Principal Solo* $300.14 $309.14 $321.51 $331.161 $344.411 Intermediate Part* 200.08 206.08 214.32 220.751 229.581 Minor Part* 100.00 103.00 107.12 110.331 114.741 Body Make-up 50.50 54.50 58.50 62.50 66.50 Carries of Human Being 50.50 54.50 58.50 62.50 66.50 Carries of Heavy Objects 50.50 54.50 58.50 62.50 66.50 * As specified in the Appendix annexed to this SECTION THREE of the AGREEMENT.
Performance Extras. (a) A Dancer shall, in addition to his/her weekly compensation, be paid a minimum fee for the following performance services: 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 Principal Solo Part* $276.12 $287.16 $298.65 $310.611 $323.021 Intermediate Part* 184.09 191.45 199.11 207.071 215.351 Minor Part* 92.02 95.70 99.53 103.511 107.651 Chorus Singing 92.02 95.70 99.53 103.511 107.651 Spoken Solo Lines 92.02 95.70 99.53 103.511 107.651 Body Make-up 50.50 54.50 58.50 62.50 66.50 Hazard Pay (Flying, etc.) 184.09 191.45 199.11 207.071 215.351 Hazard Pay (1st cover) 92.02 95.70 99.53 103.511 107.651 Heavy Carries 50.50 54.50 58.50 62.50 66.50 * The classification of parts as Principal Solo, Intermediate, Minor and Mute shall be determined by The Met in consultation with the Ballet Delegates prior to the first performance.

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