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POSTING OF REHEARSAL AND PERFORMANCE SCHEDULES. (a) A call board shall be provided in each place where rehearsals are regularly scheduled, and all notices concerning rehearsals shall be posted thereon. (b) The EMPLOYER shall make best efforts to post a detailed rehearsal schedule indicating each ARTIST's schedule by 12 noon two (2) working days in advance of the rehearsal, but in any event not later than 12 noon one (1) working day in advance of the rehearsal. (c) If the EMPLOYER does not abide by the foregoing (a) and (b) above, or any part thereof, the ARTIST shall be exonerated for any lateness or missing of rehearsals occasioned thereby (d) The program of dance pieces, including casts, to be performed in the following week shall be posted on the bulletin board one (1) week in advance. Any change in casts following such posting shall be made by the EMPLOYER upon personal notification to each ARTIST involved twenty-four (24) hours in advance of performance, except in the case of emergency. (e) The EMPLOYER shall have listed in the program distributed to the audience, or on a reader board in the main lobby, or have announced to the audience, the names of all ARTISTS who perform leading roles, as designated by the Artistic Director. (f) In the event changes (other than corps dance roles) occur in the cast, a program insert or readerboard, or announcement (unless specifically not requested by the ARTIST) shall be made to the audience. (g) The EMPLOYER shall use best efforts to notify the ARTISTS by telephone or in person within one-half (1/2) hour after curtain down on a performance day, Technical or Dress Rehearsal day and prior to 9:00 PM on a rehearsal day of any changes in the rehearsal schedule for the following day affecting the arrival time of the ARTIST. ARTISTS shall be exonerated for any lateness or missing rehearsals unless such notification shall occur. (h) The EMPLOYER shall use best efforts to ensure that anyone designated as a performer or cover is notified of his or her part or cover designation during the first week of rehearsal of that dance piece.

POSTING OF REHEARSAL AND PERFORMANCE SCHEDULES. (a) A call board callboard shall be provided in each place where rehearsals are regularly scheduled, and all notices concerning rehearsals shall be posted thereon. (b) The EMPLOYER shall make best efforts to post a . During all Rehearsal and Performance Weeks the complete and detailed rehearsal schedule indicating each individual ARTIST's schedule schedule, including all individual costume calls, whether on stage or in the studio, shall be posted by 12 noon two (2) working days in advance of the rehearsal, but and complete casting and performance dates shall be posted by 12 noon, ten (10) days prior to each performance b) Changes in any event not later than 12 noon rehearsal schedules after such posting must be announced by the end of class one (1) working day in advance of the rehearsalrehearsal and must be posted by 11:15 a.m. on that day. Any ARTIST not present at the time of the announcement must be personally notified if affected by the change. (c) If the EMPLOYER does not abide by the foregoing (a) and (b) above, or any part thereof, the ARTIST shall be exonerated for any lateness or missing of rehearsals occasioned thereby (d) The program of dance pieces, including casts, to be performed in the following week shall be posted on the bulletin board one (1) week in advance. Any change in casts following such the cast posting specified in (a), above, shall be made by the EMPLOYER upon personal notification to each ARTIST involved twenty-four (24) hours in advance of performance, except in the case of emergency. d) For new dance pieces or dance pieces that have not been performed by the Company during the last three (3) years, schedules may be posted as follows: (i) On Monday, Tuesday's individual ARTIST's schedule shall be posted not later than 3:15 p.m. and Wednesday's individual ARTIST schedule shall be posted by the end of the work day; (ii) On Tuesday, Thursday's individual ARTIST's schedule shall be posted not later than 3:15 p.m.. During each series rehearsal period, this posting may occur in each of two weeks, such weeks need not be consecutive. e) The For each day a violation occurs with respect to (a), (b), (c), or (d), above, the EMPLOYER shall have listed will contribute $101 to local Dancers' Fund if in the program distributed existence or to the audienceAGMA Emergency Relief Fund. f) If the EMPLOYER does not abide by the foregoing (a), (b), (c), or on a reader board in the main lobby(d), above, or have announced to the audienceany part thereof, the names of all ARTISTS who perform leading roles, as designated by the Artistic Director. (f) In the event changes (other than corps dance roles) occur in the cast, a program insert or readerboard, or announcement (unless specifically not requested by the ARTIST) shall be made to the audience. (g) The EMPLOYER shall use best efforts to notify the ARTISTS by telephone or in person within one-half (1/2) hour after curtain down on a performance day, Technical or Dress Rehearsal day and prior to 9:00 PM on a rehearsal day of any changes in the rehearsal schedule for the following day affecting the arrival time of the ARTIST. ARTISTS ARTIST shall be exonerated for any lateness or missing of rehearsals unless such notification shall occuroccasioned thereby. (h) The EMPLOYER shall use best efforts to ensure that anyone designated as a performer or cover is notified of his or her part or cover designation during the first week of rehearsal of that dance piece.

POSTING OF REHEARSAL AND PERFORMANCE SCHEDULES. (a) A. A call board callboard shall be provided in each place where rehearsals are regularly scheduled, and all notices concerning rehearsals shall be posted thereon. (b) The EMPLOYER B. During all Rehearsal and Performance Weeks the complete and detailed individual ARTIST’s schedule shall make best efforts to post a detailed rehearsal schedule indicating each ARTIST's schedule be posted by 12 noon two (2) working days one day in advance of the rehearsal, but in any event not later than and complete casting shall be posted by 12 noon one ten (110) working day in advance of the rehearsaldays prior to each performance, it being understood and agreed that such casting may be subject to change. (c) C. If the EMPLOYER does not abide by the foregoing (a) A. and (b) B. above, or any part thereof, the ARTIST shall be exonerated for any lateness or missing of rehearsals occasioned thereby (d) The program of dance pieces, including casts, to be performed in the following week shall be posted on the bulletin board one (1) week in advance. Any change in casts following such posting shall be made by the EMPLOYER upon personal notification to each ARTIST involved twenty-four (24) hours in advance of performance, except in the case of emergency. (e) The EMPLOYER shall have listed in the program distributed to the audience, or on a reader board in the main lobby, or have announced to the audience, the names of all ARTISTS who perform leading roles, as designated by the Artistic Director. (f) In the event changes (other than corps dance roles) occur in the cast, a program insert or readerboard, or announcement (unless specifically not requested by the ARTIST) shall be made to the audience. (g) D. The EMPLOYER shall use best efforts to notify the ARTISTS by telephone or in person within one-one half (1/2) hour after curtain down on a performance day, Technical day or Dress Rehearsal day and prior to 9:00 PM p.m. on a rehearsal day of any changes in the rehearsal schedule for the following day affecting the arrival time of the ARTISTday. ARTISTS shall be exonerated for any lateness or missing rehearsals unless such notification shall occur. The foregoing shall be applicable only with respect to emergency situations. E. If the ARTIST is dismissed from a scheduled rehearsal in progress, the actual time rehearsed shall be counted in one half (h1/2) hour increments. F. The EMPLOYER ARTIST shall use best efforts be required to ensure report to the theater one half (1/2) hour prior to the advertised curtain time for each scheduled performance. It is understood and agreed that anyone designated as a performer or cover is notified of the ARTIST’s employment, once the ARTIST has commenced his or her part or cover designation during employment, is continuous and consecutive, with the first week exception of rehearsal lay offs. The foregoing notwithstanding, however, EMPLOYER shall have the right to close the Production by giving each ARTIST not less than one (1) week’s written notice. The ARTIST’s individual contract of that dance pieceemployment shall be deemed to be terminated as of the closing date of the Production.

POSTING OF REHEARSAL AND PERFORMANCE SCHEDULES. (a) A call board shall be provided in each place where rehearsals are regularly scheduled, and all notices concerning rehearsals shall be posted thereon. (b) The EMPLOYER shall make best efforts to post a During all rehearsal and performance weeks the complete and detailed rehearsal schedule indicating each individual ARTIST's schedule shall be posted by 12 12:00 noon two (2) working days in advance of the rehearsal, but except for the first week of a rehearsal period in any event which a world premiere is being created or choreographed. In that event, the schedule will be posted not later than 12 12:00 noon one (1) working day days in advance of the rehearsal. In the case of rehearsal days preceded by free days or layoff periods, the schedule shall be posted by 12 noon of the rehearsal day preceding a free day, and no later than 12 noon two (2) days in advance of the rehearsal day preceded by a layoff period. Complete program and casting shall be posted by 12:00 noon ten (10) working days prior to each performance. For each day a violation occurs, the EMPLOYER will contribute $100 to the Dancers' Fund. Any change in casts following such posting shall be made by the EMPLOYER upon personal notification to each ARTIST involved twenty-four (24) hours in advance of performance except in the case of emergency. Notwithstanding the above, the EMPLOYER may post a full company call for up to three (3) days for the setting or casting of ballets under the following conditions: (i) A choreographer or choreographer's designate is present and is creating or setting a new work, a work new to the Company, or a work which has not been performed by the Company in the past three (3) years; or (ii) A choreographer or choreographer's designate is present, who has never worked with the Company or has not worked with the Company in the past three (3) years, and is setting a work which has been performed by the Company in the past. (c) If the EMPLOYER does not abide by the foregoing (a) and (b) above, or any part thereof, the ARTIST shall be exonerated for any lateness or missing of rehearsals occasioned thereby. (d) The program of dance pieces, including casts, to be performed in the following week shall be posted on the bulletin board one (1) week in advance. Any change in casts following such posting shall be made by the EMPLOYER upon personal notification to each ARTIST involved twenty-four (24) hours in advance of performance, except in the case of emergency. (e) The EMPLOYER shall have listed in the program distributed to the audience, or on a reader board in the main lobby, or have announced to the audience, the names of all ARTISTS who perform leading roles, as designated by the Artistic Director. (fe) In the event changes (other than corps dance roles) occur in the cast, a program insert or readerboard, or announcement (unless specifically not requested by the ARTIST) shall be made to the audience. If EMPLOYER fails to comply, ARTIST shall be compensated $50.00. (gf) Changes in the posted daily schedule may be made for rehearsal of six (6) or fewer ARTISTS without incurring a penalty when such change is the result of the absence of an ARTIST due to illness, injury, unexcused absence or severe weather conditions. Such change in schedule shall be permitted so long as the content of the rehearsal remains the same. The EMPLOYER shall use best efforts attempt to notify the affected ARTISTS by telephone or in person within one-half (1/2) hour after curtain down on a performance day, Technical or Dress Rehearsal day and prior to 9:00 PM on a rehearsal day of any changes in the rehearsal schedule for the following day affecting the arrival time of the ARTIST(i) in person, or (ii) by telephone to their last known phone number. ARTISTS An ARTIST shall be exonerated for any lateness or missing rehearsals absence from a scheduled activity unless such notification shall occuris given. (hg) The EMPLOYER shall use best efforts to ensure that anyone designated as If a performer Choreographer or cover is notified a member of his or her part or cover designation during the first week of Artistic Staff does not appear for a scheduled rehearsal, the ARTIST may leave the rehearsal of that dance piece.after fifteen

POSTING OF REHEARSAL AND PERFORMANCE SCHEDULES. (a) 1. A call board shall be provided in each place where rehearsals are regularly scheduled, and all notices concerning concerning, rehearsals shall be posted thereon. (b) The EMPLOYER shall make best efforts to post a 2. During all Rehearsal and Performance weeks the complete and detailed rehearsal individual Artist’s schedule indicating each ARTIST's schedule MUST be posted by 12 noon two (2) working days in advance of the rehearsal, but in any event not later than 12 noon 3PM one (1) working day in advance of the rehearsal, and complete casting shall be posted by seven (7) days prior to each performance. Complete casting and programming for the entire of any New York City season will be posted four (4) weeks prior to the opening of the season. For domestic tours, the Employer post complete casting and programming for first two (2) weeks of tour two (2) weeks prior to opening. It is understood that casting and programming remain subject to change after such posting. (c) 3. If the EMPLOYER Employer does not abide by the foregoing (a) 1 and (b) 2 above, or any part thereof, the ARTIST Artist shall be exonerated for any lateness or missing of rehearsals occasioned thereby. (d) 4. The program of dance pieces, including casts, to be performed in the following week shall be posted on the bulletin board one (1) week in advance. Any change in casts following such posting shall be made by the EMPLOYER Employer upon personal notification to each ARTIST Artist involved twenty-four (24) hours in advance of performance, except in the case of emergency. 5. The Employer shall use best efforts to ensure that anyone designated as a performer or cover is notified of his/her part or cover designation during the first Rehearsal Week of that dance piece. Dancers who rehearse a dance piece after its premiere in a season (e) The EMPLOYER i.e., from July 1st through June 30th shall perform it during the season. 6. For a performance, the Employer must have listed in the program distributed to the audience, audience or on a reader board in the main lobby, or have announced to the audience, the names of all ARTISTS Artists who perform leading roles, (other than “the company”) as designated by the Artistic Director. (f) 7. In the event changes (other than corps dance roles“the company”) occur in the cast, a program insert or readerboardreader board, or announcement (unless specifically not requested by the ARTISTArtist) shall must be made to the audience. If Employer fails to comply, Artist shall be compensated $50.00. (g) 8. The EMPLOYER shall use best efforts to Employer must notify the ARTISTS Artists by telephone or in person (if unreachable in person, by voicemail or, if outside the U.S., on hotel voicemail) within one-half (1/2) hour after curtain down on a performance day, Technical day or Dress Rehearsal day and prior to 9:00 PM on a rehearsal day of any changes in the rehearsal schedule for the following day affecting the arrival time of the ARTISTday. ARTISTS Artists shall be exonerated for any lateness or missing rehearsals unless such notification shall occur. 9. If the Artist is dismissed from a scheduled rehearsal in progress, such actual time rehearsed shall be counted in one-half (h½) hour increments. 10. The EMPLOYER Employer must notify the Artists of the weekly schedule of each new choreographer at least three (3) weeks prior to the commencement of any Rehearsal Period. 11. If a Company class is to be conducted by an outside choreographer (or his/her designee) or outside xxxxxx it shall use best efforts be scheduled as rehearsal and limited to ensure that anyone designated as a performer or cover is notified of his or her part or cover designation during the first week of rehearsal of that dance piecethree (3) times per week.

POSTING OF REHEARSAL AND PERFORMANCE SCHEDULES. (a) A call board shall be provided in each place where rehearsals are regularly scheduled, and all notices concerning rehearsals shall be posted thereonthereon and emailed to the Artist. (b) The EMPLOYER shall make best efforts post and email to post a detailed rehearsal the Artists an advance schedule indicating each ARTIST's schedule by 12 noon without detail not less than one (1) week in advance. Not less than two (2) working days in advance by 12:00 noon, the EMPLOYER shall post and email a detailed schedule which may be subject to change. However, except in the case of emergency, the rehearsalschedule will not be changed after 12:00 noon, but in any event not later than 12 noon one (1) working day in advance of the rehearsaladvance. (c) If the EMPLOYER does not abide by the foregoing (a) and (b) above, or any part thereof, the ARTIST shall be exonerated for any lateness or missing of rehearsals occasioned thereby. (d) The program of dance pieces, including casts, to be performed in the following week weeks shall be posted on the bulletin board and emailed to the Artists two (2) weeks in advance. However, for performances scheduled at a New York City main stage theater (currently the Xxxxx Theater) such programs and casting will be posted and emailed not less than one (1) week in advance. Any change in casts following such posting shall be made by the EMPLOYER upon personal notification to each ARTIST involved twenty-four (24) hours in advance of performance, except in the case of emergency. (e) The EMPLOYER shall have listed in the program distributed to the audience, or on a reader reader-board in the main lobby, or have announced to the audience, the names of all ARTISTS who perform leading roles, as designated by the Artistic Director. (f) In the event changes (other than corps dance roles) occur in the cast, a program insert or readerboardreader-board, or announcement (unless specifically not requested by the ARTIST) shall be made to the audience. (g) The EMPLOYER shall use best efforts to notify the ARTISTS by telephone or in person within one-half (1/2) hour after curtain down on a performance day, Technical or Dress Rehearsal day and prior to 9:00 PM on a rehearsal day of any changes in the rehearsal schedule for the following day affecting the arrival time of the ARTIST. ARTISTS shall be exonerated for any lateness or missing rehearsals unless such notification shall occur. (h) The EMPLOYER shall use best efforts to ensure that anyone designated as a performer or cover is notified of his or her part or cover designation during the first week of rehearsal of that dance piece. If the EMPLOYER makes a change in casting and/or cover designations during the rehearsal period for any reason, the EMPLOYER shall, as insofar as possible, notify the affected ARTIST[S] in writing forty-eight (48) hours prior to giving notice to the Company.

POSTING OF REHEARSAL AND PERFORMANCE SCHEDULES. (a) A call board shall be provided in each place where rehearsals are regularly scheduleda. All notices concerning rehearsal, schedules, casting, PT sign-up, and all notices concerning rehearsals the like, shall be posted thereonon an electronic portal, accessible to Artists at all times. Artists shall be promptly notified of any changes that are made. (b) The EMPLOYER b. During all rehearsal and performance weeks, the complete individual Artist’s schedule shall make best efforts to post a detailed rehearsal schedule indicating each ARTIST's schedule be posted by 12 noon noon, two (2) working days in advance of the rehearsal, but in any event not later than 12 noon one (1) working day in advance of the rehearsal. (c) c. If the EMPLOYER Employer does not abide by the foregoing (a) and or (b) above, or any part thereof, the ARTIST Artist shall be exonerated for any lateness or missing of rehearsals occasioned thereby. (d) d. The program of dance piecesballets, including casts, to be performed in the following week shall be posted on the bulletin board one electronic portal two (12) week in advanceweeks and three (3) days before the first performance. However, for Nutcracker, casts will be posted as early as possible but no later than Monday before production week. Any change in casts following such posting shall be made by the EMPLOYER Employer upon personal notification to each ARTIST involved Dancer twenty-four (24) hours in advance of performance, except in the case of emergencyan emergency when later notice may be given. e. In the event of a world premiere, the cast for said premiere/ballet will be posted by no later than the end of the third (e3rd) day of the first rehearsal week. For all other works, the basic cast and understudies shall be posted six (6) workdays after commencing rehearsals for a work during the current season. f. In the event of a world premiere, the individual Artist’s schedule must be posted not later than 3:00 p.m. of the third (3rd) day of the first rehearsal week of said premiere. g. The EMPLOYER Employer shall have listed in the program distributed to the audience, or on a reader board in the main lobby, or have announced to the audience, the names of all ARTISTS Artists who perform leading roles, as designated by the Artistic Director. (f) In the event changes (other than corps dance roles) occur in the cast, a program insert or readerboard, or announcement (unless specifically not requested by the ARTIST) h. Nutcracker Tour Schedule - The entire Nutcracker tour schedule shall be made available to all Artists at the audienceearliest possible time, but in no event later than two (2) weeks prior to departure. The schedule shall include all pertinent information, i.e., casting, itinerary, hotels, performance times, etc. (g) i. The EMPLOYER Employer shall use best efforts to notify provide the ARTISTS by telephone or in person within one-half (1/2) hour after curtain down on Artists with a schedule of performance day, Technical or Dress Rehearsal day and prior to 9:00 PM on a rehearsal day of any changes in the rehearsal schedule weeks for the following day affecting season by the arrival time end of each season. The Employer shall provide the ARTISTArtists a schedule of lay-off weeks for the season at the beginning of each season. ARTISTS Both schedules are subject to change with twelve (12) weeks’ notice, and the Employer shall promptly notify Artists as soon as changes are made. j. At least three (3) times during the season there shall be exonerated for any lateness or missing rehearsals unless such notification shall occura meeting between the full Company, the Artistic Director, and the Executive Director. The meetings will be scheduled during scheduled rehearsal hours. (h) The EMPLOYER k. All postings of basics shall use best efforts to ensure that anyone designated as include a performer or cover is notified clear list of his or her part or cover designation during the first week of rehearsal of that dance pieceunderstudies for each part.