Swing and Partial Swing. (a) For the purpose of this Agreement, Full Swings are non-performing members of the Chorus who swing all Chorus performing in Chorus numbers in the production. They must be available to go on for Chorus Actors who are out for whatever reason. When they are not on for another Actor, they must have the freedom to watch the show in order to be prepared when they must perform. A swing may not perform any Chorus duties on a regular basis. The swing, therefore, cannot be required to sing offstage unless the swing is on for someone who does so when that person is not on stage. (b) For the purpose of this Agreement, a partial swing is defined as a regularly performing member of the Chorus who may be assigned to substitute for another member of the Chorus in a number in which the partial swing does not appear.
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Swing and Partial Swing. (a) For the purpose of this Agreement, Full Swings are non-performing members of the Chorus who swing all Chorus performing in Chorus numbers in the production. They must be available to go on for Chorus Actors who are out for whatever reason. When they are not on for another Actor, they must have the freedom to watch the show in order to be prepared when they must perform. A swing may not perform any Chorus duties on a regular basis. The swingHe, therefore, cannot be required to sing offstage unless the swing he is on for someone who does so when that person is not on stage.
(b) For the purpose of this Agreement, a partial swing is defined as a regularly performing member of the Chorus who may be assigned to substitute for another member of the Chorus in a number in which the partial swing he does not appear.
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Samples: Agreement and Rules Governing Employment in Resident Theatres
