Rehearsal Period. Band Calls
Rehearsal Period. (a) A Dancer’s rehearsal shall consist of the time intervening between his/her rehearsal call and the time of his/her dismissal from the rehearsal.
(b) If the period between dismissal from one rehearsal and the call for a subsequent rehearsal shall be less than one (1) hour, or if Dancer is required to remain in costume between such calls, then there shall be deemed to be only one (1) call therefor and the rehearsal period shall be deemed continuous from the beginning of the first rehearsal to the end of the subsequent rehearsal. If the interval between dismissal from one rehearsal and the call for a subsequent rehearsal shall be more than two (2) hours, the call for the subsequent rehearsal shall be deemed to begin at the end of the said two (2) hour interval, or at the option of the Met, the rehearsal period shall be deemed continuous from the beginning of the first rehearsal to the end of the subsequent rehearsal. The interval between the end of the first rehearsal call and the beginning of the second rehearsal call which are deemed to be a single rehearsal call shall be paid at the hourly rehearsal rate unless such interval occurs at a time of the day for which a premium rate is payable or on a day requiring the payment of premium rates.
(c) If more than two (2) rehearsal calls are made in any one (1) day, the second rehearsal period shall consist of all time from Dancer’s second rehearsal call to the time of his/her dismissal from the final rehearsal of the day except for a rehearsal call within one (1) hour before Dancer’s performance call.
Rehearsal Period. (1) The rehearsal period for each production shall be a minimum of 2 ½ weeks in length.
(2) If after eight weeks the production has not opened officially, rehearsal and actual performance time including half-hour shall not exceed 32 hours per week.
(3) Rehearsals will not be permitted on Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s Day.
Rehearsal Period. Schedule: LCT shall ensure that staffing is available to lock and set the building alarm in the Theater post rehearsal if rehearsal runs long. Rehearsal end times are required to include enough time at the end for cleanup. If additional time is needed after a scheduled end time, City staff will lock the doors and either the Artistic Director, Business Manager, Education Manager, Technical Director, Assistant Technical Director will set the building alarm. Only the aforementioned persons will be permitted access to the alarm code. Chains on Lobby Doors and Doors in Glass Lounge shall NEVER be locked if building is occupied as pursuant to applicable Fire Codes.
