Rehearsal Hours After the Week of the First Public Performance Sample Clauses

Rehearsal Hours After the Week of the First Public Performance. (1) Rehearsals after the week of the first public performance shall be limited to six hours per week for brush-up, replacement, and understudy rehearsals. Any rehearsal of new material after the press opening or two weeks following the first public performance, whichever comes first, shall require payment of overtime. Whenever new material is rehearsed, it shall be subject to and deducted from the allotted six hours noted above.
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