Common use of Casting Clause in Contracts

Casting. The Artistic Director makes all casting decisions after consulting with the NMBC artistic staff, and is responsible for all production matters. All casting decisions are final and non- negotiable. Dancers must fulfill their obligation to do ALL of the roles assigned to them, including understudying assignments. Conflicts will affect casting. All dancers must complete the conflict section for review and approval or disapproval. Simply stating a conflict exists does not guarantee an excused absence. If a dancer has a legitimate conflict with the rehearsal schedule, the dancer must request a meeting with the Artistic Director, preferably during the audition weekend or at casting.

Casting. The Artistic Director makes all casting decisions after consulting with the NMBC artistic staff, and is responsible for all production matters. All casting decisions are final and non- non-negotiable. Dancers must fulfill their obligation to do ALL of the roles assigned to them, including understudying assignments. Conflicts will affect casting. All dancers must complete the conflict section for review and approval or disapproval. Simply stating a conflict exists does not guarantee an excused absence. If a dancer has a legitimate conflict with the rehearsal schedule, the dancer must request a meeting sign up to meet with the Artistic Director, preferably during the audition weekend or at casting.

Casting. The Artistic Director makes all casting decisions after consulting with the NMBC artistic staff, and is responsible for all production matters. All casting decisions are final and non- non-negotiable. Dancers must fulfill their obligation to do ALL of the roles assigned to them, including understudying understudy assignments. Conflicts and unexcused absences will affect castingcasting at the Artistic Director’s discretion. All dancers must complete the conflict section for review and approval or disapproval. Simply stating a conflict exists does not guarantee an excused absence. If a dancer has a legitimate conflict with the rehearsal or performance schedule, the dancer must request a meeting with the Artistic Director, preferably during the audition weekend or at casting.