BALLET WEST/AMERICAN GUILD OF MUSICAL ARTISTS

EMPLOYER may change the rehearsal schedule only on a performance day or aDress Rehearsal day, thereby making use of two (2) hours of rehearsal timeavailable to the EMPLOYER. Any such change shall be posted no later than two(2) hours after the EMPLOYER is informed about the emergency or no later thanby class time on the next day if such notice is received after two (2) hours prior tothe end of the work day.In the event there are no rehearsal hours between said performance and theperformance which is thereby affected, the EMPLOYER may call a spacing ormark-through rehearsal at the half (½) hour call or during intermission during aperformance.An Emergency Rehearsal that can be scheduled without changing the ARTIST’soriginally scheduled rehearsal time, as stated on the daily schedule, shall notaccrue additional pay. Other Emergency Rehearsals shall be compensated at theOvertime rate.P. END OF SEASON PERFORMANCE REVIEW – shall be defined as a reviewscheduled by EMPLOYER at the request of an ARTIST on a GuaranteedEmployment Basis for the purpose of satisfying Section IV A. 7.Q. EXTRAORDINARY RISK1. The following constitute Extraordinary Risk:a. suspension from trapeze, wire, or like contrivance where theARTIST’s feet are more than four (4) feet above stage floor;b. performing on stilts or like devices which place ARTIST’s feetmore than four (4) feet above stage floor;c. falling or landing on anything other than the ARTIST’s own feetfrom any surface above the stage floor (for example, rollingbackwards down steps);d. jumping from any surface more than four (4) feet above stagefloor, even if the ARTIST lands on his/her own feet;e. any other form of high risk feat endangering ARTISTs to injuryas mutually determined by the Joint Committee prior to the firstperformance.2. If proper and adequate precautions are not designed and supervised to thesatisfaction of the Joint Committee, the following shall constitute“Extraordinary Risk”:a. operating explosive or pyrotechnic devices;5