Cabaret Rulebook 07-11 - Actors
Cabaret Rulebook 07-11 - Actors
Cabaret Rulebook 07-11 - Actors
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(2) Individual Termination after First Paid Public Performance .<br />
(a) Either party may terminate the contract at any time on or after the date of the first<br />
public performance of the play by giving the other party two weeks' written notice except<br />
as modified in (1)(e) above and (D) below.<br />
(b) Effect of company notice. Where a company is closed in accordance with or after<br />
notice of closing to the entire company, such notice of closing shall supersede any<br />
individual notice then outstanding.<br />
(3) Company closing notice.<br />
(a) The Producer may close the company upon one week's written notice, or upon<br />
payment of one week's contractual salary in lieu thereof, provided the Producer has paid<br />
the Actor for all services rendered to date and in no event less than two weeks'<br />
contractual salary, plus rehearsal pay. One week's notice shall mean a maximum of eight<br />
performances on no more than seven days commencing with the first performance<br />
following the posting of the notice.<br />
(b) The Producer shall post this closing notice before the curtain-up of the last<br />
performance of the week preceding the closing week. Failing that, the Producer shall be<br />
subject to the payment for failing to give one week's notice.<br />
(c) Should the Producer wish to continue the production rather than close on the date<br />
specified in the notice, prior to that date the Producer shall post a rescinding notice which<br />
states that the notice is rescinded and that the <strong>Actors</strong>' contract continue to remain in<br />
effect. This statement shall be signed by the Producer and by each of the <strong>Actors</strong> who<br />
wish to continue in the production with a signed copy to Equity.<br />
(4) Payment when Actor is not allowed to work out notice. If the Actor is not allowed or<br />
required to work out any notice properly given under the Actor's contract, the Actor shall be<br />
paid immediately upon the giving of notice and the Actor may forthwith accept other<br />
employment.<br />
(5) Rights after giving notice when Actor secures new engagement. Should either party<br />
given the other any notice permitted under the contract, which notice terminates the same<br />
at any future date, and should the Actor have or secure a new engagement, the Actor shall<br />
be permitted to attend any necessary rehearsals under the new engagement as do not<br />
conflict with the Actor's performance under the Actor's then existing contract.<br />
(C) Term (formerly Run-of-the Play) Contract/Rider.<br />
(1) Notice of Closing. The Producer shall give to all <strong>Actors</strong> signed to Term Contracts one<br />
week's individual notice in writing of the closing of the production and Company or pay one<br />
week's salary lieu thereof.<br />
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