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Contract 2012-2015 - American Guild of Musical Artists

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which includes a dance piece that has not been performed for 3 or more months, such dance<br />

piece will be rehearsed.<br />

If there is a lay-<strong>of</strong>f period <strong>of</strong> four (4) weeks or more, there shall be a two (2) week<br />

rehearsal period guaranteed when employment resumes, if a premiere is being set on the<br />

company otherwise a minimum one (1) week rehearsal period. The two (2) week rehearsal<br />

period guaranteed for a premiere shall be only for those Dancers involved in the premiere.<br />

(b) Class shall be made available to company members one week prior to the<br />

first scheduled Rehearsal day.<br />

4. Rehearsal Conditions - General Provisions<br />

(a) The Employer agrees not to schedule rehearsals, which require an Artist to<br />

be available for any two (2) rehearsals occurring at the same time. In the event the Employer<br />

schedules such rehearsals, they shall be regarded as two (2) separate rehearsal hours, and the<br />

Artist shall be compensated as such unless the situation is corrected.<br />

(b) Within the first four (4) hours <strong>of</strong> rehearsal each Artist shall receive sixty<br />

(60) consecutive minutes Rest Time. The maximum number <strong>of</strong> consecutive hours <strong>of</strong> rehearsal<br />

for which an Artist may be called is three (3) hours. If the Artist is scheduled to rehearse for a<br />

fourth (4th) consecutive hour, the first thirty (30) minutes <strong>of</strong> such 4th consecutive hour shall be<br />

paid at the Overtime Rate and any additional consecutive rehearsal time thereafter shall be paid<br />

for at the Penalty Rate in one-half (1/2) hour segments. The Artist will not be required to travel<br />

to another place <strong>of</strong> rehearsal nor will costume fittings be scheduled during the one hour rest<br />

period.<br />

(c) <strong>Artists</strong> must have one and one-half (1-1/2) hours <strong>of</strong>f between rehearsals<br />

called at two (2) different studio or theatre locations if such locations are more than one-half<br />

(1/2) mile apart.<br />

(d) A Stage Manager will be present at all times when the company is<br />

rehearsing in the theater and/or rehearsal venues. This representative will be responsible for the<br />

floor condition, heating, adequate lighting and for calling breaks and keeping exact time records<br />

with regard to commencement and dismissal <strong>of</strong> rehearsals. The Employer agrees that an <strong>of</strong>ficial<br />

Stage Manager and Company Manager with authority and decision making power will<br />

accompany the <strong>Artists</strong> on all tours.<br />

(e) All Dress Rehearsals or rehearsals requiring make-up must include a<br />

one-half (1/2) hour rest interval prior to the on-stage call for a Dress Rehearsal.<br />

(f) The Employer shall be responsible for the upkeep and maintenance <strong>of</strong><br />

rehearsal facilities, including lounge and bathroom facilities. In addition, Employer shall<br />

provide for the extermination <strong>of</strong> rodents and insects when their presence is evident.<br />

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