Contract 2010-2013 - American Guild of Musical Artists

• For each instance of Specialized Theatrical Skill the ARTIST shall becompensated at the rate of fifteen dollars ($15.00) for each performance,on-stage, technical and Dress Rehearsal.• If the agreed upon conditions of Exhibit #2 are met by the EMPLOYER,the use of sharp weapons, swords, and or other props used as weapons,shall not ordinarily be considered Specialized Theatrical Skill.(y)Tech Week – The week(s) of rehearsal and/or performances that include technicaland dress rehearsals. [See Paragraphs 15 (g), 27.5 and 28].16. ANNUAL EMPLOYMENT(a)Definition - The EMPLOYER and AGMA agree that the term “AnnualEmployment”, (and engagement on Annual Employment Basis as used in ExhibitA hereto) shall mean employment of the ARTIST by the EMPLOYER wherebythe EMPLOYER provides the ARTIST not less than:2010-2011 2011-2012 2012-201329 Subject to reopener[see Paragraph 72]Subject to reopener[see Paragraph 72]weeks of employment. Such Annual Employment shall occur within a fifty two(52) week period of each contracted year as designated by the EMPLOYER anduniformly reflected in each Individual Artist Contract (See Contract Period ofEmployment below).(b)(c)(d)Contract Period of Employment – For an ARTIST employed on an AnnualEmployment Basis with the Colorado Ballet, the Contract Period of Employmentshall commence on July 1 st , and shall conclude on the following June 30 th . [Seealso Paragraph 52 - Health Benefits] [See Paragraph 20 – Compensation; Seealso Paragraph 4 (e) Individual Employment Contract]Rehearsals in City of Origination - When all ARTISTS under AnnualEmployment contracts have commenced rehearsals prior to the Fall season, anyRehearsal Weeks in the City of Origination at any time subsequent thereto shallinclude all ARTISTS engaged on an Annual Employment Basis by theEMPLOYER who have already commenced rehearsals.For the 2010-2011 contract year only, AGMA agrees that Colorado Ballet mayengage a maximum of five (5) Apprentices included in the minimum of thirty (30)or thirty-one (31) AGMA dancers. As of July 1, 2011 the limitation on the use ofApprentice Dancers is restored to the following terms:15