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Rehearsal Provisions. (a) Principals whether engaged on a per performance or weekly basis shall not be required to rehearse in any week for which they are not paid. (b) No Principal may be called to rehearse unless at least twelve (12) hours have elapsed since his dismissal from his last rehearsal session or performance in which he appeared on the preceding day, inclusive of the one-half (½) hour period following the Principal’s final dismissal from the stage for performances, Dress Rehearsals, Piano Run-Through rehearsals requiring a costume, or any other rehearsals requiring a costume; provided, however, a call for an orchestra rehearsal may be called any time at or after 11:00 a.m. Other than a brush-up rehearsal, no Leading Principal shall be required to rehearse on the day of a matinee performance. No Ensemble Member singing a Leading or Featured role shall be required to rehearse a different opera before a matinee performance. All other Principals may be called to rehearse for a maximum of two (2) hours on the day of a matinee performance, provided that, no less than two (2) hours have elapsed after the matinee performance. No Principal singing a leading role may be called for a Dress Rehearsal within twenty-four (24) hours of his next performance nor may such Principal rehearse within three (3) hours of his performance, unless such Principal specifically requests to rehearse within three (3) hours of his performance. For all hours of rehearsal outside of these parameters, the Principal shall not be required to sing in full voice and the Principal shall be paid at the rate of time and one-half (1½) in one-half (½) hour increments, such rate to be determined by dividing the applicable minimum rate by thirty (30). (c) Principals may not be required to rehearse and/or perform for more than thirty (30) hours a week and may not be required to rehearse for more than three (3) hours on a performance day or more than six (6) hours on a non-performance day. If the weekly or daily hour limitations of rehearsal are exceeded, the Principal shall be compensated for all such overtime hours at one and one-half (1½) times the regular hourly rate, such rate to be determined by dividing the applicable minimum rate by thirty (30). (d) The minimum call for rehearsal shall be two (2) hours, provided, however, that the minimum call may be one (1) hour when the totality of the rehearsal calls within any five (5) hour period, commencing with any service during that day except the last service of...
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Rehearsal Provisions. (A) The CHORISTER may not be called for rehearsal on any day when they are required to give two (2) performances. (B) No rehearsal period shall be deemed to be of less than two (2) hours duration. The EMPLOYER will make every effort to schedule rehearsals to minimize travel and parking expenses for CHORISTERS. (C) CHORISTERS shall be allowed a rest period of not less than ten (10) minutes before the conclusion of each two (2) hours of rehearsal. (D) In addition to the CHORISTERS’s weekly performance compensation during performance weeks, each CHORISTER shall be paid not less than the following rate per hour of rehearsal or fraction thereof: Academy and Xxxxxxxx As of 7/1/19 As of 7/1/20 As of 7/1/21 Rehearsal Hour $34.10 $35.12 $36.17 For performances in venues with capacity for less than 500 in audience As of 7/1/19 As of 7/1/20 As of 7/1/21 Rehearsal Hour $29.76 $30.65 $31.57 For performances, less than 90 minutes in duration, in venues with capacity for less than 500 in audience As of 7/1/19 As of 7/1/20 As of 7/1/21 Rehearsal Hour $39.76 $30.65 $31.57 (E) No rehearsal shall commence before 10:00 A.M. on any day, and there shall be no rehearsal within two (2) hours prior to the beginning of a performance. No rehearsal shall end after 11:30 P.M., except a Dress Rehearsal, which may be scheduled to end not later than 12:30 A.M. There shall be no less than a twelve (12) hour gap between rehearsals or performances and any rehearsal call on the following day. (F) CHORISTERS may rehearse no more than thirty (30) hours per week nor more than six (6) hours per day during a six (6) day rehearsal week. If the weekly or daily hourly limitations for rehearsal are exceeded, excess hours shall be considered “overtime” and shall be paid at the following overtime rate per hour. Academy and Xxxxxxxx As of 7/1/19 As of 7/1/20 As of 7/1/21 Overtime $51.19 $52.73 $54.31 For performances in venues with capacity for less than 500 in audience As of 7/1/19 As of 7/1/20 As of 7/1/21 Overtime $44.65 $45.99 $47.37 For performances, less than 90 minutes in duration, in venues with capacity for less than 500 in audience As of 7/1/19 As of 7/1/20 As of 7/1/21 Overtime $44.65 $45.99 $47.37 The EMPLOYER agrees that for any rehearsal hours over three (3) hours, it will compensate each CHORISTER no less than the rate set forth above. (G) The notice of the call for the next succeeding rehearsal period must be posted by the end of the preceding rehearsal period, or by 7 pm on the precedin...
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Rehearsal Provisions. (1) CHORISTERS may not be called for rehearsal on any day when they are required to give two (2) performances. (2) Any CHORISTER will have a two (2) hour minimum call. (3) All rehearsals shall be compensated to the full extent of the call. (4) Except as set forth below, all rehearsals shall cease at the end of the scheduled call: (AA) All hours of rehearsal which extend beyond the scheduled call shall be
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Rehearsal Provisions. (1) Rehearsal Hours Regardless of the number of contracts for which the PRINCIPAL ARTIST is engaged, PRINCIPAL ARTISTS may rehearse no more than thirty (30) hours per week nor more than six (6) hours per day during a six (6) day rehearsal week. If the weekly or daily hourly limitations for rehearsal are exceeded, excess hours shall be considered “overtime” and shall be paid at the applicable overtime rate, such rate to be determined by dividing the applicable minimum rate by thirty (30) with the result multiplied by one and one-half (1 ½), payable in quarter hour segments. Each performance shall be counted as four (4) hours of service.
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Rehearsal Provisions. (1) The CHORISTERS may not be called for rehearsal on any day when they are required to give two (2) performances. (2) CHORISTERS shall be allowed a rest period of not less than seven and one-half (7½) minutes within each hour of rehearsal provided, however, that no break shall be less than ten (10) minutes in duration. During a three (3) hour rehearsal, this rest period requirement may be satisfied by a rest period of fifteen (15) minutes after the first ninety (90) minutes of rehearsal and ending the rehearsal seven (7) minutes before the scheduled stop time. During a four hour rehearsal, the rest period requirement could be satisfied by a rest period of ten minutes after the first ninety (90) minutes of rehearsal; ten (10) minutes after the second ninety
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Rehearsal Provisions. 1. The CORPS DANCER employed on a weekly basis may be called upon, without the payment of additional compensation, to rehearse no more than twelve (12) hours during any performance week. For any rehearsal scheduled beyond these twelve (12) hours during any performance week, the EMPLOYER shall pay the DANCER for such rehearsal an hourly rate calculated by dividing the minimum weekly rate set forth above by thirty (30). 2. During any performance week the EMPLOYER may rehearse the DANCER three (3) out of five (5) hours in any day in which no matinee is given. No rehearsal shall be called before 1:00 p.m., or on any day in which a matinee is given. In case of an emergency, AGMA will permit the EMPLOYER to schedule a rehearsal on a matinee day, provided the time used shall be considered part of the rehearsal time allowed in any performance week. 3. DANCERS may be called upon to rehearse or perform not more than thirty
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