Cancelled Performance Sample Clauses
The Cancelled Performance clause defines the rights and obligations of parties when a scheduled performance is cancelled. Typically, it outlines the procedures for notification, any applicable refunds or rescheduling options, and the allocation of costs or liabilities resulting from the cancellation. This clause ensures that both parties understand their responsibilities and remedies in the event of a cancellation, thereby minimizing disputes and providing a clear process for handling such situations.
Cancelled Performance. When a performance is cancelled, Artists may be required to rehearse for a period of time not to exceed the length of the performance, including the half-hour call, if such rehearsal is after the first fourteen (14) day period following the first public performance. Such rehearsal shall be in addition to the weekly total of hours provided for in Clause 24:0 9(B). Should a performance be cancelled with less than one-and-a-half (1-1/2) hours notice before the half-hour call, except through failure or inability of an Artist to perform, the Artist in the production will be deemed to have performed and the performance will be included in the maximum number of performances allowed per week.