Dinner Theatre Rulebook (Central Region) 01-05 - Actors

If the Choreographer notifies the Producer that he is unavailable and the DanceCaptain is called upon to set the musical staging and choreography for another typeof stage, the Producer shall pay the Dance Captain no less than one-seventh ofminimum salary for each day’s work in addition to the Dance Captain’s weeklycontractual salary.22. DAY OFF, DAY OF REST AND REST PERIOD.(A) Day Off.(1) During the rehearsal period, the Actor shall be entitled to one full Day Offwith salary in each seven days of rehearsal except the last seven days prior tothe first paid public performance and the opening week. During the weekcontaining the first public performance, the Actor shall be entitled to a DaylightDay of Rest.Further, if the rehearsal period is more than seven days, but no more than tendays, only a Daylight Day of Rest shall be required during the rehearsal period.If the rehearsal period is 11 or 12 days, at the Producer's option, only twoDaylight Days of Rest or one Day Off shall be required during the rehearsalperiod.(2) After the week containing the first public performance, the Actor shall beentitled to one full Day Off with salary in each week. The Designated Day Offshall be indicated on the face of the Contract. Any change in Designated DayOff must conform with (A)(7) of this Rule.(3) A full Day Off means 24 consecutive hours in addition to the normal restperiod required after a day of rehearsal and/or performance.(4) The Designated Day Off shall not precede a day on which a matineeperformance is scheduled except as provided in Rule 47(C)(3).(5) There shall be no rehearsal of the current production on the day followingthe Designated Day Off, except in an emergency or under the followingconditions:(a) A three-hour brush-up rehearsal may be held at no additional cost if theday following the Day Off is Press Night; or if the first performance of theweek is the Wednesday Matinee and Monday is the Designated Day Off.(b) A four-hour put-in rehearsal, at no additional cost, may be held if the dayfollowing the Designated Day Off is the day on which a replacement orunderstudy is to perform for the first time; or if the first performance of theweek is the Wednesday Matinee and Monday is the Designated Day Offand an understudy or replacement will perform for the first time onWednesday.When the first performance of the week is the Wednesday Matinee and Mondayis the Designated Day Off, said rehearsal may begin no earlier than 7:00 p.m.;however the cast may, by unanimous secret ballot vote, alter the starting time ofthe rehearsal.25