Rehearsal shall include, but not be limited to, such related activities as giving notes, blocking, music and dance rehearsals, the staging of concerted movements, read-throughs, and shall be regarded as rehearsal-time.
Rehearsal may include, but need not be limited to, non-staging rehearsals, music rehearsals, readthroughs, blocking, staging and giving notes.
Rehearsal means the work done by an Artist in preparation for his/her Performance in the presence of and under the direction of the Producer.
Examples of Rehearsal in a sentence
Each engagement shall begin on the date of the beginning of Rehearsal or required date of arrival if earlier, and shall continue until terminated pursuant to the terms of the ABA or until the end of the term of the Individual Artist’s Contract.
Rehearsal and/or performance during the overnight rest period specified in Clauses 24:01(D) and 24:03(A) may only take place with the consent of the Artist.
X.x. Xxxxxxx Performance slot/12:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Rehearsal slot or Evening Performance Slot/7:00 p.m. - 12:00 a.m. Rehearsal Slot.
If the Artist requests to be excused from Rehearsal he/she must have permission from an authorized representative of the Engager.
On a Concert Day the Musician will receive only one fee for both calls (Rehearsal and Performance).
More Definitions of Rehearsal
Rehearsal means any rehearsal for, or preparation for, a performance, being a rehearsal which takes place on the day of performance or during the period beginning with the first and ending with the last performance; and
Rehearsal shall apply to all such activities as rehearsing, learning works, spacing, note sessions, costume fittings, photo calls and activities of that nature.
Rehearsal includes but is not limited to such activities as spacing, giving notes, learning choreography. The time any Artist is required to attend such activities shall be regarded as rehearsal time.
Rehearsal. At least one-hour on-site rehearsal with a sound technician available. Dressing rooms: Adequate space and privacy for costume and uniform changes. I agree to the requirements stated above and enter into this contract with the Xxxxxxx College Rangerettes to secure a performance. Date of Performance: Time of Performance: Physical Address of Performance Venue: Requestor Company or Name: Requestor Signature: Donation: Fax signed agreement to 903.983.8697
Rehearsal shall apply to all such activities as "spacing," "giving notes," etc., and shall be regarded as rehearsal time, the same as regular rehearsal time if the Artist is required to attend.
Rehearsal is hereby defined to mean those practice sessions actually requiring the constant or repeated operation of all of the theatrical lights, sound equipment, properties, etc., and the changing of scenery for the entire production as in a full performance. This specifically excludes practice run-throughs of a portion of the show company and excludes run-throughs of a portion of the production of the whole company. It excludes practice by an orchestra or other musicians or singers, by ice skaters, or by any group or company short of the full production. For rehearsals, practice sessions and run-throughs of portions of the productions where Stagehand duties are performed, Stagehands shall be employed to perform them. The number of Stagehands to be employed shall be determined by the University. Stagehands assigned to work rehearsals, run-throughs, and/or practice sessions shall be paid on the basis of actual time worked except as agreed under the minimum-call guarantee.
Rehearsal means such related activities as giving notes, blocking, music and dance rehearsals, the staging of concerted movements, or Resident A "Resident is an Artist who notates dance choreography and may be required to teach new works and rehearse existing dance works. Role The term "role" shall mean the part or parts of Performer plays in a performance. Stage Director A "Stage Director" is the Artist engaged for the purpose of directing a production. Assistant Stage Director An "Assistant Stage Director" is the Artist engaged for the purpose of assisting in the directing of a production. Stage Fighting A "stage fight' is a coordinated series of moves with violent intent, requiring specific timing and skill, involving either unarmed combat, or the use of weapons or props used as weapons. For the purposes of this Clause the movement of Artists in possession of weapons that would normally be construed as blocking is not to be construed as stage fighting. Stage Manager A "Stage Manager" is the person engaged for the purpose of stage managing a production. Assistant Stage Manager An "Assistant Stage Manager" is the Artist engaged for the purpose of assisting in the stage managing of a production. National Arts Centre Special Events Agreement Page BUSINESSTRAVEL REIMBURSEMENT(PER-DIEM) RATES RATES NATIONAL ARTS CENTRE CENTRE NATIONAL DES ARTS To. Finance Rates Subject: Board xxxx xxxx a well as the remain Canada I U and non-commercial allowance National Arts Centre Special Events Agreement Page APPENDIX -SENIOR ARTISTIC STAFF SIDE November Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx Director, Human Resources Xxxxxxxx Xxxx Xxxxxx Xxx Xxxxxxx X Xxxxxx, XX P Dear Xxxxxxx: Re: Senior Artistic Staff Side Letter Further to our negotiations for a scale agreement between the National Arts Centre and Canadian Actors’ Equity Association, this letter serves to confirm the following: A member of the National Arts Centre’s senior artistic staff shall be exempt from the provisions of Article Stage Director and Article Choreographer.