Chanhassen Dinner Theatre Rulebook 05-07 - Actors

prevailing rates at the Actor's place of residence as stated in the Actor’scontract, provided the Producer is not required to have the Actor's wardrobecleaned before it can be used in the production.(4) Costumes to be Returned. At the close of the engagement, all Actors shallpromptly return all wearing apparel, shoes and accessories furnished by theProducer.(5) The Actor may be charged for any wardrobe issued which is not returned atthe close of the production, provided the Actor signs a form listing all itemsissued at the time of issue and that the wardrobe person checks all itemsreturned by the Actor on this form and issues a receipt to the Actor.(6) Knee Pads and Protective Clothing. Prior to any activity that requires kneeand elbow pads and protective clothing, the Producer shall furnish new andproperly fitted (i.e., small, medium or large) items for the exclusive use of theActor for all rehearsals and performances. It is understood that the Producermay furnish the Actor with items previously worn by the Actor in a priorengagement provided they are clean, in good repair, fit properly and have beenused exclusively by said Actor.(7) The Producer shall provide all make-up except ordinary and conventionalstage make-up. When the Producer requires the use of body make-up, theProducer shall furnish clean towels for the removal of make-up.(8) Any dispute relating to the above sections of this Rule shall be submitted toa committee composed of the appropriate Deputy, Company Manager, StageManager, and, in the case of musicals, the Dance Captain or Choreographer,whichever is appropriate, and the decision of the majority of this committeeshall be final and binding.(9) Rental Rider. No Actor shall rent or lend any wardrobe item to a Producerfor use in any production without the terms of rental endorsed on the Actor’scontract or in a rider thereto. Any rental payment approved by Equity shall bemade to the Actor by separate check with the Actor’s weekly salary. When theProducer has the ability to pay these sums on the payroll as a separatelyitemized, non-taxed earning, the Producer may include such payment on theActor's weekly payroll check.Nothing in this Rule shall preclude an Actor from negotiating additional rentalpayment for personal wardrobe items that the Actor may agree to furnish underthis Rule, provided the minimum requirements set forth herein are maintained.(10) Change of Hair Color. The Actor may not be required to change hair colorto a color different from the one the Actor had at the time of hiring, unless theActor agrees in writing. If the Actor agrees, the Producer shall pay for theexpense of changing the color and of its upkeep during the run of theengagement and for the restoration to the original color, at the close of theengagement.The Actor is responsible for appearing at the theatre with the same hair colorthe Actor maintained when signing the contract. If the Actor’s hair color has16