MUSICAL PRODUCTIONS Clause Samples

MUSICAL PRODUCTIONS. For the purpose of this Agreement, a musical herein is defined as a production which has as an integral and major part of its thematic nature the use of singing and/or dancing, such as, but not limited to, No, No, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ or The Full ▇▇▇▇▇, a musical comedy; New Faces or ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇’s Café, a musical revue; Student Prince, a light opera or operetta.
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MUSICAL PRODUCTIONS. The Theatre agrees:
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MUSICAL PRODUCTIONS. The Theatre shall conduct an on-stage, full-dress, full-tech, non-stop run- through of the entire play, including intermissions, prior to the first public performance. If, due to unforeseen circumstances, the tech/dress rehearsal cannot be achieved, the Theatre shall ensure that all aspects of the production that might endanger the Actor are rehearsed. Also, the Theatre shall make an announcement from the stage prior to the beginning of the performance that there may be a need to stop.
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MUSICAL PRODUCTIONS one week’s minimum salary for each contract violation to the Actors’ Equity Foundation, Inc., for each week such violation continues. Effective February 11, 2018, at least eight Actors shall be signed to Equity Chorus contracts in a “C” Company and at least six Actors shall be signed to Equity Chorus contracts in a “D” Company.
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MUSICAL PRODUCTIONS. For the purpose of the URTA Agreement, a musical is defined herein as a production which has as an integral and major part of its thematic nature the use of singing and dancing, such as, but not limited to, THE FULL ▇▇▇▇▇, a musical comedy; ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇’S CAFÉ, a musical revue; THE STUDENT PRINCE, a light opera. (A) The University and/or Theatre shall furnish to Equity a list of all proposed and scheduled productions prior to the beginning of the season. Equity shall submit to the University and/or Theatre a list of all Principal roles and a list of all parts for which Chorus shall receive extra payment. Should a production be sufficiently changed either by cutting, by rewriting or by re-choreographing to make questionable the category in which a particular part belongs, final determination shall be made by Equity. If a new production is scheduled, the University and/or Theatre shall submit to Equity a copy of the script as well for a preliminary determination. (B) Contracts and Riders (1) An Actor already under contract as a Principal in another production(s), dramatic or musical, may, by mutual consent, agree to perform as Chorus in another production and this shall be so designated in a rider specifying Chorus functions; i.e., Chorus-Dancer/Singer or Chorus-Singer/Dancer. The designation selected shall be determined by the primary function, which shall be listed first. (2) An Actor who is engaged solely as Chorus (and who is not already under contract) (see (1) above), shall be signed to a Chorus contract. (3) There shall be a minimum of two Chorus performers engaged under Equity contracts in any Chorus musical in which there are five Actors engaged under Equity contracts. These five contracts may include the two Chorus Actors as noted above.
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MUSICAL PRODUCTIONS. (k) The scheduling of Equity auditions and notice of the audition calls shall be sent by the Equity office staff in the applicable city to Equity performers. (l) The Theatre shall not hold Equity calls or auditions on any day when an Equity meeting is scheduled, provided that Equity has notified the Theatre in advance of the meeting.
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