Rehearsal Hours. Where reasonable the Company will schedule rehearsals excluding final stage and orchestra and dress rehearsals within the following times:
(a) morning rehearsals: starting no earlier than 10.00 and finishing no later than 14.00;
(b) afternoon rehearsals starting no earlier than 14.00 and finishing no later than 18.00;
(c) evening rehearsals starting no earlier than 18.00 and finishing no later than 22.00. provided that the Company will use reasonable endeavours to start morning rehearsals no earlier than 10.30 unless the earlier time is necessary to meet the Company’s production and/or technical requirements.
Rehearsal Hours. Breaks and Overtime. (See also Section 45, REST PERIODS AND DAYS OFF.)
Rehearsal Hours. (a) Prior to First Paid Public Performance. Except as provided below, Artists shall not rehearse more than six (6) out of seven (7) consecutive days. Rehearsal hours shall not exceed Six (6) out of seven (7) consecutive hours per day (including breaks required by Section 43(D)(2)(a) below).
Rehearsal Hours. (1) During MANAGEMENT’S thirteen (13) week summer opera season, APPRENTICE ARTISTS may not rehearse more than six (6) hours per day and not more than thirty (30) hours per week in the first nine (9) weeks of the summer opera season.
(2) During all rehearsal and performance weeks there must be at least a thirty-minute rest period after three consecutive hours of rehearsal, during which no rehearsal or costume fittings for “Apprentice Scenes” may be scheduled. Rehearsals for “Apprentice Scenes” count toward the three-hour maximum for the purpose of ensuring the break time outlined in Paragraph 26.H only. For any run-through rehearsals that exceed three hours and include regular breaks, the aforementioned thirty-minute rest period can be delayed until the conclusion of such rehearsal.
Rehearsal Hours. 1. During MANAGEMENT’S twelve (12) week summer opera season, APPRENTICE ARTISTS may not rehearse more than six (6) hours per day and not more than thirty (30) hours per week in the first eight (8) weeks of the summer opera season.
2. During all rehearsal and performance weeks there must be at least a thirty minute rest period after three consecutive hours of rehearsal during which no rehearsal or costume fittings for “Apprentice Scenes” may be scheduled. Rehearsals for “Apprentice Scenes” count toward the three hour maximum for the purpose of meal breaks only.
3. Any change to the daily rehearsal schedule must be posted by 5 pm the day before. When changes occur after 5 PM, Apprentice Singers will be credited for originally scheduled time or time actually worked, whichever is greatest.
4. Hours which exceed the above amounts shall be compensated at the following rate per hour. Such overtime compensation shall be computed in quarter (1/4) hour segments. As of 9/1/ 19 As of 9/1/20 As of 9/1/21 As of 9/1/22 Hourly Overtime Rate $36 $37 $38 $39 During MANAGEMENT’S last four (4) weeks of summer opera season, APPRENTICE ARTISTS may not rehearse more than four (4) hours per day and not more than twenty-four (24) hours per week. Any hours which exceed the above amounts shall be compensated at the rate set forth in Paragraph 31(c). Overtime compensation shall be computed in quarter hour (1/4) segments. In addition, the MANAGEMENT may have credit for four (4) hours of additional rehearsal time without compensation if an Apprentice Artists performs less than four (4) times per week. These hours may not be cumulatively applied.
Rehearsal Hours. During MANAGEMENT’S twelve (12) week summer opera season, APPRENTICE ARTISTS may not rehearse more than six (6) hours per day and not more than thirty
Rehearsal Hours. Florist Phone Number Type of Event: Approximate number of guest: (Maximum Capacity 200 persons) Rental $ Deposit: $ Additional Set-Up or Service Fees: $ Total Fees/Deposits Collected: $ Received by Method Paid: Cash Money Order Cashier’s Check RATES FOR ROOMS AND SERVICES Sanctuary Member ----- Non-Member $300 Fellowship Hall ----- $200 Kitchen ----- $100 Nursery ----- $50 Host/Custodian - Must be present at all times $100 $100 Sound System Technician (required) $100 $100 Refundable (48 hrs after event) Damage Deposit ----- $300 □ Lease of the Church Property entitles the Wedding Party/Funeral Home or Renter to use of the Sanctuary for a wedding, funeral, or approved special event. Lease of the Sanctuary includes seating for up to two hundred persons, use of the existing flower arrangements, and use of the sound system and piano in the Sanctuary. The Sanctuary can also be used for a rehearsal at a different date and time, so long as it is coordinated with IWC at the same time the date of the wedding/funeral, or event is secured by the signing of this agreement. It is understood that IWC may have reason to use the Church Property and/or parking lot during the lease period but in no event shall IWC interfere with the wedding/funeral. All decorations, floral arrangements, and food must be removed prior to the completion of your events. □ In consideration for the lease of Church Property for the event, renter shall make a 50% non-refundable, non-transferable deposit of the amount as stated above 14 days prior to the event, which shall be submitted with this signed Rental Agreement FOR WEDDINGS AND APPROVED EVENTS ONLY. All rental fees and charges are due upon signing the Rental Agreement FOR FUNERALS ONLY. □ Payment of the remaining rental fee balance is due 30 days prior to a scheduled WEDDING event. Payment of the remaining fee balance is due in full 7 days prior to a scheduled SPECIAL EVENT. Upon cancelation of a wedding event, only 50% of rental fees are refundable if cancelation is made at least 14 business days prior to event date. Upon cancelation of a special event, the half payment deposit is NON-REFUNDABLE. Upon cancelation of a funeral event, all fees and charges are refundable if cancelation is made at least 48 hours prior to event date. Damage Deposit refunded 48 hrs after inspection approval. □ Wednesday and Saturday evening (after 5 pm) events are not permitted. □ Weddings falling around certain religious holidays are subject to approval. □ Addi...
Rehearsal Hours. If an Extra is called for rehearsals during the first two (2) weeks after the opening, he/she shall be paid in accordance with the overtime rate set forth in Clause 1414 for such rehearsals.
Rehearsal Hours. If an Extra is called for rehearsals during the first two weeks after the opening, he/she shall be paid in accordance with the overtime rate set forth in Clause for such rehearsal. Non-Professional, Non-Member Quota Extras shall be excluded from the provisions of Clause and shall not affect the minimum number of Equity members to be engaged or maximum number of non-professionals and/or non-members which may be engaged, for any one production, according to the provisions of Clause A non-Equity Extra shall not be eligible to join Equity when engaged in this capacity. A member of the “chorus” is any person who appears in a dramatic play or musical production as part of a singing or dancing group or ensemble, and whose part is essentially that of a member of such group or ensemble, and is in no way individual in its character and/or necessary to the continuity of the plot. Notwithstanding the above, any member of such group or ensemble may speak a few lines, sing, do a dance routine alone, or portray a character known by a special name, provided that such solo work is only incidental to the group or ensemble work and further provided that the part does not call for a substantially different from the performances given by the others of the group or ensemble. This does not include “extras” or “walk-ens”.
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