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Cabaret Rulebook 07-11 - Actors

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under said subsequent Equity contract for the Actor’s category under the subsequent<br />

contract or three weeks’ contractual salary, whichever is greater.<br />

(2) However, if any member of the Company on Equity contract who originally performed<br />

the role/function has been out of the production for a period of four weeks or more prior to<br />

the time the play is subsequently produced, the Producer may as an alternative, offer the<br />

role/function to any past or present member of the Company on Equity contract who has<br />

performed the same role or function for four weeks or longer. If no-one from the production<br />

who has performed the role or function for at least four weeks gets an offer, the <strong>Actors</strong> shall<br />

split the monies as determined by Equity.<br />

(3) In the event the Producer does not control or direct the first subsequent production of<br />

the play as set forth in Paragraph 1 above but has a financial interest in that subsequent<br />

production, the Producer agrees that any financial remuneration the Producer receives in<br />

connection with that first subsequent production shall be used on a 50/50 basis<br />

(Producer/<strong>Actors</strong>) to compensate the members of the company on Equity contracts who<br />

were not offered the same roles or functions, a maximum of three weeks’ applicable<br />

minimum for their category under the subsequent contract or three weeks’ contractual<br />

salary, whichever is greater. In the event the Producer’s financial remuneration is<br />

insufficient to compensate fully the members of the company on Equity contracts<br />

hereunder, payments herein above must be made on a prorated basis to all those entitled<br />

to such payment.<br />

(4) These conversion rights will remain enforceable for a period of three years following the<br />

close of the production.<br />

(B) <strong>Cabaret</strong> Production: From Code Production or 99 Seat Theatre Plan to <strong>Cabaret</strong> Contract.<br />

(1) Should a production produced under a Code or Contract with lower minimums<br />

subsequently be produced under this contract as its first Equity contract production within<br />

three years from the date of the prior production’s last performance, or should the prior<br />

production be optioned within three years form the date of the prior production’s last<br />

performance and be produced under this contract as its first subsequent Equity contract<br />

production during the option period or any extensions thereof, all actors who performed a<br />

function in the prior production shall receive a bona fide offer to perform the same role or<br />

function in the subsequent production or three weeks’ minimum salary at the applicable<br />

category level in lieu thereof. The Producer agrees that any offer shall be made in writing<br />

to the Actor, copy to Equity, at least two weeks prior to the date of first rehearsal for the<br />

subsequent production. Producer may require Actor to respond in writing, by had delivery<br />

or fax, return receipt requested.<br />

(2) If any member of the Company on Equity contract who originally performed the<br />

role/function was out of the production for a period of four weeks or more prior to the time<br />

the play is subsequently produced, the Producer may as an alternative, offer the<br />

role/function to any past member of the Company on Equity contract who has performed<br />

the same role/function for four weeks or longer. If no-one from the production who had<br />

performed the role/function for at least four weeks gets an offer, the <strong>Actors</strong> shall split the<br />

monies as determined by Equity.<br />

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