Rehearsal Week Clause Samples
The 'Rehearsal Week' clause defines a specific period during which rehearsals for a production or event are scheduled to take place. This clause typically outlines the start and end dates of the rehearsal week, the expected daily schedule, and any obligations of the parties involved, such as attendance requirements or provision of rehearsal space. By clearly establishing the timeframe and expectations for rehearsals, this clause helps ensure all participants are prepared and available, thereby facilitating efficient planning and minimizing scheduling conflicts.
Rehearsal Week. The term "Rehearsal Week" shall mean seven (7) consecutive days commencing on Monday and ending on Sunday during which no performances are given. A Free Day shall be included in each seven
Rehearsal Week. The term Rehearsal Week shall mean a Monday through Sunday week. The EMPLOYER and AGMA agree that a Rehearsal Week will consist of five (5) days of rehearsal plus two (2) Free Days. The EMPLOYER shall use best efforts to schedule Free Days consecutively. The EMPLOYER shall schedule Rehearsal Weeks on a five (5) day basis except as provided in Paragraph 25(e). Rehearsal Weeks need not be consecutive.
Rehearsal Week. The term “Rehearsal Week” shall mean a Monday through Sunday week. The Employer and AGMA agree that a Rehearsal Week will consist of five (5) days of rehearsal plus two (2) Free Days. The Employer shall schedule Rehearsal Weeks on a five (5) day basis. For each eight (8) weeks of employment, the Employer may schedule one (1) 6-day rehearsal week prior to a performance week. The limit of thirty (30) hours per week and five (5) hours per day shall prevail in all such 6-day weeks. Rehearsal Weeks need not be consecutive.
Rehearsal Week. The term Rehearsal Week shall be defined as an Engagement Week in which no performances take place. The week may consist of up to five (5) six (6) hour Rehearsal Days with two (2) Free Days. The standard working days in the City of Origin will be Monday through Friday, with Saturday and Sunday being the Free Days. However, on two (2) occasions during the Season, the Engager may shift the working days in a Rehearsal Week and call the Artist on a Saturday or a Sunday. An Artist may not be required to work on both the Saturday at the end of one Engagement Week and on the Sunday at the start of the next Engagement Week. In the event a sixth Rehearsal Day is required Clause 25:02(B) applies.
Rehearsal Week. A Monday through Sunday week in which there is no performance. Rehearsal weeks shall be Tuesday through Saturday with Monday and Sunday as Free Days, subject to Paragraph 26(e). The EMPLOYER and AGMA agree that a Rehearsal Week will consist of five (5) days of rehearsal plus two (2) Free Days, except as set forth in Paragraph 26(e). Rehearsal Weeks need not be consecutive.
Rehearsal Week. Except in the case of emergencies, the EMPLOYER shall notify ARTIST of such six (6) day Rehearsal Week at least four (4) weeks in advance,. The EMPLOYER will make best efforts, however, to notify the Artists of any changes six (6) weeks in advance. Notwithstanding the foregoing, up to two (2) times per contract year the EMPLOYER may notify the Artists not less than three (3) weeks in advance. Consecutive six-day Rehearsal Weeks are prohibited, except when caused by an Artistic Emergency Rehearsal or Emergency Rehearsal, as defined in the Agreement.
Rehearsal Week. The term "Rehearsal Week" shall mean a Sunday through Saturday week. The ATLANTA BALLET and AGMA agree that a Rehearsal Week willconsist of five (5) days of rehearsal plus two (2) consecutive Free Days, except as provided for in Paragraph 25 (f). Rehearsal Weeks need not be consecutive.