Dance Shoes Sample Clauses

Dance Shoes. The Theatre shall provide new, properly fitted professional dance shoes for all members of the cast who are required to dance. Dance shoes may represent the period of a production or nature of a specific character (e.g., sneakers in West Side Story; athletic shoes in Damn Yankees) and must conform to the appropriate style of the movement. All footwear shall be of suitable construction for dancing when used for theatre dance movement. Professional dance shoes are not required for normal ballroom dancing or where there are minimally choreographed movements. The Theatre shall provide professional dance shoes at least one week prior to dress rehearsal. The Theatre shall furnish pointe shoes with ribbons for all rehearsals and performances requiring pointe shoes. The Theatre shall furnish at least one pair of pointe shoes for each member of the cast called upon to dance in pointe shoes. New pointe shoes shall be provided sufficiently in advance of their use to allow the Actor adequate time to break in the shoes.
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Dance Shoes. The Actor who rents dance shoes (professional jazz shoes, character shoes, tap shoes, pointe shoes dance boots) to the production shall be paid no less than $5.00 for each pair of dance shoes per productions for each week or part thereof.
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Dance Shoes. The Producer shall provide new properly fitted professional dance shoes for all members of the cast who are required to dance. Dance shoes may represent the period of a production (for example, sneakers in West Side Story or athletic shoes in Damn Yankees) and shall conform to the appropriate style of the movement. All footwear shall be of suitable construction for dancing when used for theatre dance movement. Professional dance shoes are not required for normal ballroom dancing or where there are minimally choreographed movements. The Producer shall provide professional dance shoes at least one week prior to dress rehearsal. The Producer shall furnish toe shoes with ribbons for all rehearsals and performances requiring toe shoes. The Producer shall furnish at least one pair of toe shoes for each member of the cast called upon to dance in toe shoes. New toe shoes shall be provided sufficiently in advance of their use to allow the Actor adequate time to break in the shoes. Shoes for dancing shall be rubbered and braced and shall be repaired or replaced whenever necessary
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Dance Shoes. SAMPLE ONLY A new pair of standard dance shoes of good quality, such as La Ray or Capezio, and properly fitted, shall be made available by Producer to each group dancer engaged for a program or a program series, if the dress rehearsal and/or broadcast of the program or program series requires the use of standard dance shoes by the dancer. Producer is not required to issue new standard dance shoes for each show in the same program series, but replacement shoes shall be made available as necessary.
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