Between Performances Sample Clauses

The "Between Performances" clause defines the rights and obligations of parties during the periods separating scheduled performances, such as concerts or theatrical shows. Typically, this clause addresses issues like rehearsal schedules, access to venues, storage of equipment, or restrictions on other uses of the performance space between events. Its core practical function is to ensure clarity and prevent disputes by outlining what activities are permitted or required during these intervals, thereby facilitating smooth transitions and protecting the interests of both performers and venue operators.
Between Performances. (1) Whenever there is less than one and one-half hours between curtain down and half hour, the Producer shall pay the Actors the sum of $16.00. (2) Under no circumstances may there be less than 45 minutes between twi-night performances from the close of the first performance to the start of the second performance. (3) Where the rest period is less than one and one-half hours, should an Actor request food, it will be made available at the beginning of the rest period at the Actor's expense.
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Between Performances. Where the anticipated time between the beginning of a matinee Performance and the end of the second Performance is less than 5 hours, a break of at least 40 minutes must be given between curtain down on the first Performance and curtain up on the second. Where the anticipated time is in excess of 5 hours, then there must be a break of at least 65 minutes. This break may be reduced by agreement with Equity after consultation with the cast.
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Between Performances. (a) Unless otherwise determined by Equity, there shall be a rest period of no less than 30 minutes between performances. (b) On any day in which productions of two different plays are being performed by the same Actor, there shall be no less than a one-hour rest period, which may include the half hour call between performances. (c) Under no circumstances shall there be less than a one-hour rest period after two consecutive performances. (d) In the instances set forth in (a) through (c) above, the half hour call may be included in computing the rest period. (e) Rest periods are exclusive of all travel time that may be necessary between performances.
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