SAFE AND SANITARY PLACES OF EMPLOYMENT. The Theatre agrees to provide the Actor with safe and sanitary places of employment. Theatre agrees to address any Actor’s reasonable concerns about the Actor’s safety when traveling to and from the theatre and/or rehearsal space after sunset. All Theatres will notify all Directors, Choreographers and Designers, in writing, of the following: The Theatre and the League of Resident Theatres (LORT) are concerned about the safety of Actors in rehearsal and performance. Staging, choreography and design must take Actor safety into account and will be reviewed by the Theatre accordingly. Of concern, for example, are turntables, moving scenery, weapons, costumes, fog and/or smoke, and the use and degree of raked stages; suspension from trapezes or wires or like contrivances; and use of or exposure to weapons, fire, or pyrotechnic devices. For each show in the season, no later than one week following the Stage Manager’s pre-production week, the Stage Manager, utilizing a form approved by Equity and LORT, shall identify the production elements. The Stage Manager shall notify Equity of changes in the production elements no later than three days following the opening performance.
SAFE AND SANITARY PLACES OF EMPLOYMENT. A. PAC NYC agrees to provide Employees with safe and sanitary places of employment.
B. PAC NYC will address any Employee’s reasonable concerns about their safety when traveling to and from PAC NYC and/or rehearsal space after sunset.
C. PAC NYC will notify all Directors, Choreographers and Designers, and others working on the production with Employees, in writing, of the following: The safety of Employees in rehearsal and performance is a top priority for PAC NYC. Staging, choreography, and design must take Employees safety into account and will be reviewed by PAC NYC accordingly.
1. Of concern, for example, are turntables, moving scenery, weapons, costumes, fog and/or smoke, and the use and degree of raked stages; suspension from trapezes or wires or like contrivances; and use of or exposure to weapons, fire, or pyrotechnic devices.
D. For each production covered by this Agreement, no later than one week following the Stage Manager’s pre-production week, PAC NYC shall inform AGMA, utilizing a mutually agreed-upon online form, of all production elements. PAC NYC shall notify AGMA of changes in the production elements no later than three days following the opening performance. If firearms are being utilized in the production, PAC NYC shall inform AGMA well in advance of the first use of firearms with Employees.
SAFE AND SANITARY PLACES OF EMPLOYMENT. (8) Alleys and roads leading to stage doors of theatres shall be accessible and properly lighted. Runways between dressing rooms and the Theatre shall be covered and paved or boarded.
SAFE AND SANITARY PLACES OF EMPLOYMENT. (A) The Producer agrees to provide the Actor with safe and sanitary places of employment. All stages shall be clean and properly heated. The Producer shall use best efforts to provide air-conditioning when necessary to insure comfortable healthful temperatures at all times. In New York, Chicago and Los Angeles, the Producer shall provide air-conditioning and heat in all dressing room areas when necessary to insure a reasonably comfortable and healthful temperature by the time of the Actor's call. In New York City, dressing rooms, bathrooms and other common areas that are frequented by the Actors shall be deep cleaned as is practical no less than once per year.
SAFE AND SANITARY PLACES OF EMPLOYMENT. The Theatre agrees to provide the Actor with safe and sanitary places of employment. Theatre agrees to address any Actor’s reasonable concerns about his safety when traveling to and from the theatre and/or rehearsal space after sunset. All Theatres will notify all Directors, Choreographers and Designers, in writing, of the following: The Theatre and the League of Resident Theatres (LORT) are concerned about the safety of Actors in rehearsal and performance. Staging, choreography and design must take Actor safety into account and will be reviewed by the Theatre accordingly. Of concern, for example, are turntables, moving scenery, weapons, costumes, fog and/or smoke, and the use and degree of raked stages; suspension from trapezes or wires or like contrivances; and use of or exposure to weapons, fire, or pyrotechnic devices. For each show in the season, the Stage Manager, utilizing a form approved by Equity and LORT, shall identify the production elements.
SAFE AND SANITARY PLACES OF EMPLOYMENT. The University and/or Theatre agrees to provide the Actor with safe and sanitary places of employment. Staging, choreography and design must take Actor safety into account and will be reviewed by the University and/or Theatre accordingly. Of concern, for example, are turntables, moving scenery, costumes, fog and/or smoke, the use and degree of inclined surfaces, suspension from trapezes, wires or like contrivances, and use of or exposure to weapons, fire, or pyrotechnic devices. For each show in the season, the University and/or Theatre, utilizing a form approved by Equity and URTA, shall identify the production elements prior to the beginning of first rehearsal. Equity and URTA understand that these production elements may change during the rehearsal process. The University and/or Theatre will notify Equity of substantive changes of production elements that occur during the rehearsal process within a reasonable time frame, but in no case later than the first technical rehearsal.
SAFE AND SANITARY PLACES OF EMPLOYMENT. The Theatre agrees to provide the Actor and Stage Manager with safe and sanitary places of employment. Theatre agrees to address any Actor’s or Stage Manager’s reasonable concerns about their safety when traveling to and from the theatre and/or rehearsal space after sunset. All Theatres will notify all Directors, Choreographers and Designers, in writing, of the following: The Theatre and the League of Resident Theatres (LORT) are concerned about the safety of Actors and Stage Managers in rehearsal and performance. Staging, choreography and design must take Actor and Stage Manager safety into account and will be reviewed by the Theatre accordingly. Of concern, for example, are turntables, moving scenery, weapons, costumes, fog and/or smoke, and the use and degree of raked stages; suspension from trapezes or wires or like contrivances; and use of or exposure to weapons, fire, or pyrotechnic devices. For each show in the season, at least one week prior to technical rehearsals, the Theatre shall file the online LORT-AEA Production Elements Report with Equity. Upon submission, Equity will immediately provide the Theatre with a copy of the completed report that shows the date and time of submission. The Theatre shall notify Equity of changes in the production elements no later than three days following the opening performance.
