Provisions for a Two-Performance Day Clause Samples

The 'Provisions for a Two Performance Day' clause defines the terms and conditions that apply when an artist or performer is required to give two separate performances within a single day. Typically, this clause outlines scheduling requirements, rest periods between performances, and any additional compensation or logistical support needed for the performer. For example, it may specify minimum breaks between shows or stipulate higher pay rates for the added workload. The core function of this clause is to ensure fair treatment and adequate working conditions for performers, while also providing clear expectations and preventing disputes over scheduling and compensation on days with multiple performances.
Provisions for a Two-Performance Day. (A) Interval
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Provisions for a Two-Performance Day. ‌ (A) If Interval Between Performances is Less Than Three Hours‌ On a two (2) performance day if the interval between performances from final curtain to the half-hour call is less than three (3) hours, the Engager shall arrange for a hot meal in the theatre at the request of the Artist and at the Artist's expense. (B) If Interval Between Performances is Less Than Two Hours‌ On a two (2) performance day, if the interval between performances from final curtain to the half-hour call is less than two (2) hours, the Engager shall arrange and pay for a hot meal in the theatre for the Artist.
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