BALLET WEST/AMERICAN GUILD OF MUSICAL ARTISTS

4. Intermissions/Pausesa. When the EMPLOYER elects to have an intermission betweenballets, or Acts of a ballet, EMPLOYER agrees that any suchintermission shall be at least fifteen (15) minutes in length.Intermission times shall begin at the end of curtain calls, or if thereare no curtain calls, when the curtain comes down. Although roleswithin any ballet may require a costume, hair or make-up change,sufficient time will be provided and such changes will not requirean intermission.b. No rehearsals of anything including bows, walk-throughs, notes,stagings, or spacing will occur during any intermission or pausebetween pieces, unless requested by an ARTIST or in anemergency situation.c. During the first ten (10) minutes of an Intermission, no wardrobeperson shall enter an ARTIST’s dressing room. After the first ten(10) minutes no more than two (2) Wardrobe staff members at atime shall enter an ARTIST’s dressing room.5. Maximum Number of Performancesa. ARTIST may not be required to take part in more than seven (7)performances per week on tour and not more than eight (8)performances per week in the City of Origination. If the ARTISTshall be required to take part in more than seven (7) performancesin any week while on tour or more than eight (8) performances inany week in the City of Origination, ARTIST shall be paid not lessthan one-fifth (1/5) of his/her agreed-upon weekly compensationfor each such additional performance.b. Preview performances will be considered full performances.c. No ARTIST shall be required to perform in more than two (2) fullperformances per day.6. School Performancesa. No School Performance may begin prior to 9:30 a.m., includingthe half (1/2) hour sign in call.b. Warm-ups for School Performance shall begin no earlier than9:00 a.m.55