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is applied. In no event shall a floor be acceptable if the level of spring isnot equal or comparable to that of our Ballet West custom sprung floor atthe Capitol Theater.2. No ARTIST shall be required to dance on a floor with an irregular oruneven surface.3. Pointe-work shall only be required on a non-slick, smooth surface, whichdoes not contain warps or bumps. Should the floor contain any flawsdeemed hazardous by AGMA, the EMPLOYER shall designatemaintenance work to be done within one week of the report. If timelyrepair is not possible for any reason, EMPLOYER will meet with AGMAand/or Joint Committee to agree upon a procedure to insure ARTISTs’safety.4. ARTISTs shall not be penalized for refusal to rehearse on a floor that doesnot meet the specifications outlined herein.5. Mats shall be provided at ARTIST’s request during any rehearsal in whichgymnastic moves are executed.F. Hazardous SubstancesDuring the one (1) year period after execution of this Agreement, EMPLOYERmay establish a task force comprised of members of administration, ARTISTs andAGMA representation, for the purposes of addressing the special effectspreviously attained by use of smoke or fog devices that will be discontinued andmaintaining maximum artistic flexibility and integrity.1. Beginning one (1) year from the date of execution of this Agreement, theEMPLOYER shall adopt and comply, with the following national policyof the American Guild of Musical Artists with regard to the use of smokeand fog effects at any facility utilized by the EMPLOYER:a. No smoke or fog effects may be used in any production except forthose generated by water vapor or dry ice.b. No smoke and fog devices or effects shall be permitted to be usedin any production unless each AGMA member scheduled toperform in that production shall be given a one (1) week advancenotification of the company’s intention to use same.2. The EMPLOYER shall use its best efforts to insure that all performanceand rehearsal spaces are free from known toxic or hazardous residue orcontaminants that are recognized as health or safety hazards, including tothe extent practical mold and dust. The EMPLOYER shall not introduceor permit the introduction of any substance or a higher concentration ofany substance than permitted by applicable state and federal statutes and
egulations and should comply with all applicable mandated procedureswith respect to toxic and hazardous substances.3. No ARTIST shall be required to rehearse or perform in any situation inwhich any substance, fabric, or other material, when worn, used be theARTIST directly, or disseminated into the air, is deemed to be toxic orallergenic by the manufacturer or any government agency, or to which anARTIST has an allergic reaction.G. Supervision of ChildrenNo children shall be unsupervised at any time or permitted in production areas,hallways or corridors, except as necessary to fulfill their performance obligations.H. Backstage Visitors PolicyThere shall be no more than six (6) guests allowed in the backstage area duringany given Performance or Dress Rehearsal at any time. Guests shall include, butnot be limited to, donors, photographers, journalists, spouses, children, andfriends. Guests shall be approved by the Stage Manager. When requests havebeen made for more than six (6) guests for any one time, best efforts will be madeto give the ARTISTs’ request priority. Approved guests will be presented withbackstage passes by the Stage Manager upon arrival and will be expected to wearissued passes while backstage. No one will be allowed backstage withoutapproval except donors. Donors will be allowed to tour the backstage area duringthe intermission provided that they are accompanied by an appropriate member ofthe staff. Furthermore, while backstage the guests will observe the followingrules.1. Guests must stay in areas designated by the Stage Manager.2. No guest will be allowed to go into any dressing room area, dressingroom, hallway or production area. This includes the basement dressingand wardrobe areas (i.e.; Studio 1) while in the Capitol Theater.The following exception will be made:1. Flower presenters will be allowed backstage prior to flower presentation.2. Donors will be allowed to tour the backstage area during the intermissionprovided that they are accompanied by an appropriate member of the staff.3. During Nutcracker the volunteers presenting the Sugar Plum party shall beallowed to occupy the hallway outside of Studio I, but will make bestefforts to be aware of dancers moving through the hallway.
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R. MASTER CLASS ...................
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SECTION IV. EMPLOYMENT CONDITIONS..
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SECTION II. DEFINITIONSWhenever use
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L. DELEGATE - shall be defined as a
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. handling fire or performing near
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Employment and/or the public announ
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A. APPLICATION OF BENEFITSSECTION I
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2. Any gross insubordination by the
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G. DELEGATESwho performs in the pro
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cooperate with such AGMA representa
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P. NON-PAYMENT OR PARTIAL PAYMENT O
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R. SOCIAL SECURITY, WORKERS’ COMP
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Artist’s Contract is terminated b
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SECTION IV. EMPLOYMENT CONDITIONSA.
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5. Additional PerformersOnly ARTIST
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g. In the event an ARTIST continuou
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C. ADDITIONAL WORK1. When ARTISTs a
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SECTION V. COMPENSATION & BENEFITSA
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C. SPECIAL FEES1. Extraordinary Ris
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Page 44 and 45: ARTIST will be twenty per cent (20%
Page 46 and 47: . Bereavement LeaveIn the event of
Page 48 and 49: ARTIST during the term of her pregn
Page 50 and 51: 9. Performance TicketsEMPLOYER will
Page 52 and 53: through Sunday Week, except as need
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Page 84 and 85: tapes to be made. ARTIST shall furn
Page 86 and 87: C. PHOTOGRAPHY1. No photo calls sha
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