Rehearsal on a Performance Day Clause Samples

The 'Rehearsal on a Performance Day' clause establishes the conditions under which rehearsals may take place on the same day as a scheduled performance. Typically, this clause outlines the maximum duration and timing of such rehearsals, ensuring they do not interfere with the performers' preparation or rest before the show. For example, it may specify that rehearsals must conclude a certain number of hours before curtain time or limit the total rehearsal period on performance days. The core function of this clause is to protect performers' well-being and performance quality by preventing excessive demands on their time and energy immediately prior to a show.
Rehearsal on a Performance Day. ‌ (A) Defined‌ Rehearsals on a performance day are rehearsals of a production (other than those stated in Clause 24:08) that take place while at least one (1) Artist in the production is also performing in a production for the Theatre. (B) Hours‌
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Rehearsal on a Performance Day. ‌ (A) Day of First Public Performance‌ On the day of the first public performance of a given work, the Artist may rehearse up to three (3) hours.
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