Common use of Sprung Floor Clause in Contracts

Sprung Floor. ‌ The Engager shall endeavour to provide a modular portable sprung floor for full company performances in venues where the repertoire and condition of the stage warrants its use and where get-in times available at the venue allow opportunity to lay the floor in conjunction with all other pre-production tasks. In choosing repertoire for the Concert Group performances, consideration will be given to the quality of the stage floor. Prologue to the Performing Arts programs take the form of a lecture-demonstration format which takes into account the condition of school performance locations and conditions. Artists shall not be required to rehearse or perform on concrete or marble floors or on any other surfaces which Equity shall deem to be injurious or unsafe. Prior to each tour the Communications Committee will meet with the Engager’s representatives to review anticipated floor conditions for each venue on such tour. Every reasonable effort will be made by the Engager to ensure that optimum conditions will be in place to meet the requirements of this Clause 28:04 including, where possible, access to the stage for class or rehearsal. The Engager shall identify the anticipated floor conditions for each venue on the tour itinerary. In the event that unanticipated problems arise with respect to floor conditions a meeting of the Communications Committee, or the deputy, Stage Manager and the Engager’s representative if the Communications committee is not available, will be promptly convened to consider the matter.

Sprung Floor. ‌ The Engager shall endeavour to provide a tour with the modular portable sprung floor for full company performances in venues where the repertoire and condition of the stage warrants its use and where get-in times available at the venue allow opportunity to lay the floor in conjunction with all other pre-production tasks. In choosing repertoire for the Concert Group performances, consideration will be given to the quality of the stage floor. Prologue to the Performing Arts programs take the form of a lecture-demonstration format which takes into account the condition of school performance locations and conditions. Artists shall not be required to rehearse or perform on concrete or marble floors or on any other surfaces which Equity CAEA shall deem to be injurious or unsafe. Prior to each tour the Communications Committee will meet with the Engager’s representatives to review anticipated floor conditions for each venue on such tour. Every reasonable effort will be made by the Engager to ensure that optimum conditions will be in place to meet the requirements of this Clause 28:04 Rule including, where possible, access to the stage for class or rehearsal. The Engager shall identify the anticipated floor conditions for each venue on the tour itinerary. In the event that unanticipated problems arise with respect to floor conditions a meeting of the Communications Committee, or the deputy, Stage Manager and the Engager’s representative if the Communications committee is not available, will be promptly convened to consider the matter.