Common use of Written Notice and Rider Clause in Contracts

Written Notice and Rider. ‌ Where nudity and/or acts of a sexual nature are required in the course of a stage presentation, the actor must be so advised in writing in advance of his/her signing the contract and the script shall be submitted to him/her for prior review if he/she so requests. In addition, these requirements must be stipulated in a rider to the Artist’s contract. Where these requirements arise in the course of rehearsal and the Artist involved gives his/her consent, they shall be stipulated in a rider to the contract to be signed by both the Artist and the Theatre and immediately filed with Equity. The Artist is not obliged to give such consent. Should the Artist involved refuse said consent and should the Theatre decide to replace the Artist, then the Theatre will pay to the Artist a penalty equal to double the applicable termination settlement or compensation for each week to the end of the run of the production, whichever is the lesser amount.

Written Notice and Rider. ‌ Where nudity and/or acts of a sexual nature are required in the course of a stage presentation, the actor must be so advised in writing in advance of his/her signing the contract and the script shall be submitted to him/her for prior review if he/she so requests. In addition, these requirements must be stipulated in a rider to the Artist’s contract. Where these requirements arise in the course of rehearsal and the Artist involved gives his/her consent, they shall be stipulated in a rider to the contract to be signed by both the Artist and the Theatre and immediately filed with Equity. The Artist is not obliged to give such consent. Should the Artist involved refuse said consent and should the Theatre decide to replace the Artist, then the Theatre will pay to the Artist a penalty equal to double the applicable termination settlement or compensation for each week to the end of the run of the production, whichever is the lesser amount.

Written Notice and Rider. ‌ Where nudity and/or acts of a sexual nature are required in the course of a stage presentation, the actor must be so advised in writing in advance of his/her signing the contract and the script shall be submitted to him/her for prior review if he/she so requests. In addition, these requirements must be stipulated in a rider to the Artist’s contract. Where these requirements arise in the course of rehearsal and the Artist involved gives his/her consent, they shall be stipulated in a rider to the contract to be signed by both the Artist and the Theatre and immediately filed with Equity. The Artist is not obliged to give such consent. Should the Artist involved refuse said consent and should the Theatre decide to replace the Artist, then the Theatre will pay to the Artist a penalty equal to double the applicable termination settlement or compensation for each week to the end of the run of the production, whichever is the lesser amount.. 9:00 DISCRIMINATION AND HARASSMENT