Lennon Through a Glass Onion - Columbia Artists Theatricals
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Lennon Through a Glass Onion - Columbia Artists Theatricals
Lennon Through a Glass Onion THE 2015/2016 TOUR TECHNICAL ADDENDUM REVISED 11/20/2014 DO NOT USE ANY PRIOR VERSION OF THIS TECHNICAL ADDENDUM. THIS IS NOT A YELLOW CARD ATTRACTION The following Technical Requirements for the Lennon Through A Glass Onion 2015-2016 Tour, hereafter referred to as the "COMPANY", are an integral part of the engagement agreement and as such should be read carefully, signed and returned with the Columbia Artists Management Inc. contract in order to have a fully executed agreement. No item may be waived or changed, nor any additions or deletions made without the express written consent of the Lennon Through A Glass Onion Company and/or Columbia Artists Management Inc. PRESENTER must forward complete technical information on the proposed venue prior to any assumption that COMPANY has approved the venue. This information must be received by The Lennon Through A Glass Onion Company’s Technical Manager prior to any tickets going on sale. This information must include: • Contact information for the theater Technical Director. • Floor plan of the stage • Rigging and line set plan • Floor plan of the hall • Side elevations of the stage and complete theatre. • Complete lighting and sound equipment inventories • Seating diagram with actual numbers and locations of all seats to be made available for sale. LOCAL PRESENTER AGREES TO FURNISH AT PRESENTER’S OWN EXPENSE THE FOLLOWING: STAGE REQUIREMENTS 1. Performing space size is flexible. Must have space for the piano and mic stand/guitar stand as seen on the floor plan. 2. The stage and wings must be completely clear of all theatrical equipment not required for this production (this includes pianos, orchestra shells, extra lighting equipment, ladders, etc.) 3. Stage shall be broom swept and free of all debris. 4. Please inform all house cleaning staff that the show deck should never be cleaned (swept or mopped), and no garbage cans or garbage bags, removed from the backstage unless instructed by road crew. 5. The stage loading dock and door shall be entirely clear, have adequate lighting and be clear of any ice and snow during load-in and load-out. 6. PRESENTER shall provide adequate masking to completely mask the backstage area from the view of all audience members. Masking shall be hung in accordance to plan to be supplied by Lennon Through A Glass Onion Production Manager or designate. Presenter shall supply the following soft goods, all of which must be black and treated for fire retardancy in accordance with national and local regulations: • 4-6 - Pairs of legs creating wings- dependant upon stage size- No Fullness preferable • 2-4 - Borders- instrument making- dependant upon stage size- No Fullness preferable • 1 - WHITE CYC (solid cloth)- Full back wall- dependant upon stage size • 1 - Sharks tooth scrim- Full back wall- dependant upon stage size * Cyc to be hung on the back wall with the Scrim about a foot in front of the Cyc. * ALL legs, borders, cyc and scrim should have weighted bottoms. 7. Presenter shall provide a piano. Baby Grand or Grand piano only, Black models would be preferable. Please discuss model and size options available with Production Manager. FACILITY REQUIREMENTS 1. The COMPANY will arrive on the day of the first performance with a call beginning not less than 12 hours before curtain time (typically 8am). When the COMPANY arrives pre-hang must be completed and stage should be ready for focus. 2. In addition, COMPANY must have exclusive access to the theatre for a period of no less than twelve (12) hours prior to the first performance. 3. COMPANY is to be the exclusive occupant of the auditorium. Under no circumstance shall the PRESENTER allow any unauthorized personnel into the areas under the use of the COMPANY's production. 4. PRESENTER shall guarantee security of all COMPANY equipment and personal belongings from beginning of pre-hang through the end of loadout periods. 5. For an engagement of two or more performances, the COMPANY will require stage access two (2) hours before the published performance time for warm up and may require extra time on-stage during the day for rehearsals. Any additional time will be advanced through Production Manager. 6. COMPANY requires dressing rooms for two (2) performers, and separate toilets for men and women. All dressing rooms must be equipped with tables, chairs, mirrors, mirror lights, hot and cold running water, toilets and showers. These rooms must be separate and private from any bathroom used by the public. 7. Stage and dressing room temperature shall not be less than sixty-eight (68º) degrees Fahrenheit nor more than seventy-eight (78º) degrees Fahrenheit. 8. COMPANY requires an additional space to be used as a Production Office, which must have two (2) telephone lines and one (1) high speed data line (DSL/T1/cable modem) installed and live prior to the COMPANY's arrival. STAGEHAND REQUIREMENTS The following is an ESTIMATE of the number of local crew needed and the approximate call times. Actual numbers of personnel may vary depending on local circumstances. COMPANY Production Manager shall establish the actual call in advance of the loadin date. Please advise Production Manager of local prevailing labor rules and conditions. (i.e. 4/8 hr. minimum, etc.) Depending on local rules and conditions, the crew may be modified to accommodate local rules. This may result in an increase in the size of the crew. The estimates below are based on optimum loading and stage/backstage conditions. The COMPANY tours with three (3) crew members: • Stage/Production Manager • Production Electrician • Production Sound Engineer Please note that the COMPANY'S Production Electrician will run the lighting console and the COMPANY’S Production Sound Engineer will run the sound console. 1. PRE-HANG The schedule/crew need for Pre-Hang calls shall be established on a venue by venue basis dependent on availability and needed as per the plots sent in advance. All instruments must be hung and ready for focus prior to the COMPANY’S arrival. 2. LOAD-IN When the COMPANY arrives their load-in will consist of checking/focusing the pre-hung plot with COMPANY crew members, setting up the COMPANY’S lighting console, sound/systems checks, placement and micing of small instruments, etc. A “spacing rehearsal” and sound check will be held with the cast before the first performance. The Load-In should begin with: 10 - Electricians 3 - Sound 2 - Stage Hands 15 total 3. SHOW CALL Show Call typically begins 1.5 hours prior to the published curtain time. Show runs approximately 85 minutes with no intermission. Show Call consists of: 1 - Electrician 1 - Sound 2 total NOTE: Lennon Through A Glass Onion does not require a flyman for the run of the show as the show contains no fly cues or working pieces. Lennon Through A Glass Onion does not use a show curtain. Lennon Through A Glass Onion does not use any followspots. Lennon Through A Glass Onion does not travel with any wardrobe personnel, nor does Lennon Through A Glass Onion require wardrobe personnel for running of the show. If local work rules require a wardrobe person present on show call, then laundry and mending will be done during this show call. Under no circumstances will the COMPANY pay for any Wardrobe daywork. 4. LOAD-OUT Load out typically begins 2 hours after the start of the last performance and is typically accomplished in less than 2 hours. Please note that load out crew numbers are different from load in crew numbers. Listed load out needs are only to remove what the COMPANY has brought in. It does not include a strip and restore of house gear. The Load Out should begin with: 2- Electricians 2- Sound 2- Stage Hands 6 Total 5. Strip/Restore Unless previously discussed, Lennon Through A Glass Onion will NOT pay for any strip and restore calls. ELECTRICS See Schedule A attached 1. The attached Schedule A shall serve as a part of this rider. All lighting equipment listed in schedule A is required to be supplied in its entirety, all materials required for the implementation of the Lennon Through A Glass Onion light plot, by the local PRESENTER and documented as a local expense, or included in the PRESENTER’s previously negotiated undocumented expenses, with any modifications approved by COMPANY's Prodution Manager or their designate (COMPANY shall provide PRESENTER with a scaled light plot upon request). 2. The COMPANY travels with its own lighting console, Chamsys MagicQ40 Compact Console. COMPANY requests a dimming system that uses DMX 512 protocol. If non DMX dimmers are provided, a DMX protocol adapter must be available. 3. A rolling lift or ladder capable of reaching and rolling at a safe working height equivalent to the height of the lighting equipment shall be available from the beginning of Pre-Hang through the end of Load Out. The lift/ladder MUST be able to move across stage at focus height. All lifts must have all manufacturers’ required outriggers. 4. The F.O.H. position for the electric’s console shall be placed in an unobstructed area of the theatre’s ground (or orchestra) level, preferably next to the sound console, or in another similar location F.O.H.. If this placement requires removal of seats to accommodate the equipment and operator, PRESENTER must obtain written approval in advance from the Lennon Through A Glass Onion COMPANY and PRESENTER shall do so prior to the sale of any such tickets. These tickets shall not be included in the COMPANY's complementary tickets. Placement of lighting equipment is at the sole discretion of the COMPANY. SOUND See Schedule B attached. 1. The attached Schedule B shall serve as a part of this rider. COMPANY will use house sound system if it is appropriate for the show. Specs for what this show requires are listed in Schedule B. PRESENTER will send house sound system information to the COMPANY’S Production Manager for approval. Any additional gear needed will be at the PRESENTER’S expense. 2. COMPANY retains the sole right to set all amplification levels at its discretion. Please advise Production Manager of ANY audio level restrictions. 3. F.O.H. sound console shall be placed in an un-obstructed area of the theatre's ground (or Orchestra) level, preferably not under any upper levels and not in an enclosed booth. (If this placement requires removal of seats to accommodate the equipment and operator, PRESENTER must obtain written approval in advance from the Lennon Through A Glass Onion COMPANY and PRESENTER shall do so prior to the sale of any such tickets.) These tickets shall not be included in the COMPANY's complimentary tickets. Placement of sound equipment is at the sole discretion of the COMPANY. 4. Presenter shall provide a piano. Baby Grand or Grand piano only, Black models would be preferable. Please discuss model and size options available with Production Manager. 5. COMPANY will travel with smaller instruments. PRESENTER will provide gear needed for amplification of these instruments as per the list provided. CARPENTRY 1. The COMPANY will not travel with any softgoods. 2. All softgoods will be supplied by the PRESENTER and hung prior to the COMPANY’S arrival. SOFTGOODS REQUIRED: • 4-6 - Pairs of legs creating wings- dependant upon stage size- No Fullness preferable • 2-4 - Borders- instrument making- dependant upon stage size- No Fullness preferable • 1 - WHITE CYC (solid cloth)- Full back wall- dependant upon stage size • 1 - Sharks tooth scrim- Full back wall- dependant upon stage size * Cyc to be hung on the back wall with the Scrim about a foot in front of the Cyc. * ALL legs, borders, cyc and scrim should have weighted bottoms. WARDROBE Lennon Through A Glass Onion does not travel with any wardrobe personnel, nor does Lennon Through A Glass Onion require wardrobe personnel for running of the show. If local work rules require a wardrobe person present on show call, then laundry and mending will be done during this show call. Under no circumstances will the COMPANY pay for any Wardrobe daywork. HOSPITALITY PRESENTER shall provide the following hospitality as a local documented expense. • Load In Break For 25 People (road crew and local crew) o To be ready 2 hrs after load in begins. Coffee, Juice, Tea, sugar, creamer Bagels, Muffins, Doughnuts, Fresh Fruit • Per Show o To be ready 2 hours prior to each performance. One 5 gallon water cooler style jug of water to be consumed by performers. Bubblers for these bottles are not necessary. Coffee & Tea Service for 10 (with ½ & ½, no powdered creamers, please) In lieu of additional hospitality requirements, additional hospitality expenses will be submitted by the Company for settlement purposes. These expenses shall not exceed $950/week ($118.75/performance). TRANSPORTATION Local PRESENTER agrees to provide all local transportation including, but not limited to the following: Transportation to and from the airport and to and from the theatre, or equivalent reimbursement COMPANY, as a local documented expense. PERMITS 1. Up to 2 passenger vehicle parking permits to a parking area within reasonable distance of stage door shall be made available to COMPANY upon request. LOCAL MEDICAL CONTACTS Please furnish the COMPANY with the names of a General Practitioner, Orthopedic Specialist, Chiropractor, Therapist and Emergency Medical Facility. The COMPANY may also be looking for a local masseur, and would appreciate personal recommendations from PRESENTER or other local personnel. CONTACT INFORMATION Please send all required information to the Lennon Through A Glass Onion Production Office at the following address: Lennon Through a Glass Onion Tour Company c/o Richard Frankel Productions 729 Seventh Avenue, 12th floor New York, NY. 10019 Tel: (212) 302-5559 Fax: (212) 302-8094 AGREED TO AND ACCEPTED: Signed by: Date: _____________ (PRESENTER) Print name: Print Title: Organization: _______________________________ Lennon Through A Glass Onion TECHNICAL ADDENDUM SCHEDULE “A” Lennon Through A Glass Onion COMPANY travels with their own board. All instruments, accessories, iron, cable must be provided by the PRESENTER based on the plot provided. Any substitutions must be approved by the COMPANY Production Manager. TOTALS OF INSTRUMENTS/GEAR: 4- Mac 700 4- ETC d60 lustre 10- LED PARs RGBA - Floor Units 24- Source 4 26 degree 10- Source 4 10 degree 5- Source 4 Iris 8- Source 4 Gobo Holder 8- Apollo Gobos- 2260 Dots Medium 12- par 64 NFL 2- 2k Fresnel- with barn doors 4- 6'" fresnel or S4 par MFL low floor stand x 6 2- Unique Hazers 2- DMX Controlled fans ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 1- Power distro 48 dimmers (linear curve) 12 distro chanels 1- DMX DD8 Standard 4 x LX theater pipes and drapes flysystem 2 x 5ft boom's Lennon Through A Glass Onion TECHNICAL ADDENDUM SCHEDULE “B” A large format, stereo public address system providing even coverage to all seats offered for sale is required. The following are guidelines to be used only in evaluating the house sound system and any rental P.A. If the in house sound system is not sufficient for the needs of the show, as determined by the Lennon Through A Glass Onion Production Manager, the Presenter shall arrange rental equipment to supplement or replace said system for the engagement. Lennon Through A Glass Onion shall make the final determination on the suitability of all equipment, in house or rental. As each venue is unique, please check with the Lennon Through A Glass Onion Production Manager and/or Audio Engineer before arranging any rental equipment. Front of House Speakers: D&B Audio, Nexo, L- Acoustics, Meyer Sound. Set as Left, Right and Centre. Front fill and delays when required. All zones are to be processed independently. Any front fill must be small format. Monitors: 2 sends Total of 4 monitors. D&B Audio, Nexo PS10, PS15, L-Acoustics Console: Digital is preferred: Midas Pro 6, Yamaha CL1, M7, Digico SD8, SD9, D1,D5. All digital cores must have primary and secondary Preferred analogue console is Midas. Y splits for monitors with analogue console. SOUND EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS: 1 – MICROPHONE DIRECT BOX (STOMP BOX) 1 – CARDIOID CONDENSER MICROPHONE AKG C451 OR EQUAL (SWARMANDLE) W/MIC TRIPOD STAND AND LONG BOOM 1 – CARDIOID DYNAMIC MICROPHONE SENNHEISER MD421 OR EQUALUAL (PIANO SUB) W/MIC TRIPOD STAND AND SHORT BOOM 1 – CARDIOID CONDENSER MICROPHONE AKG C451 OR EQUAL (PIANO LOW) W/MIC CLAMP 1 – CARDIOID CONDENSER MICROPHONE AKG C451 OR EQUAL (PIANO HIGH) W/MIC CLAMP 1 – MICROPHONE DIRECT BOX (ACOUSTIC GUITAR) 1 – DYNAMIC MICROPHONE (STEWART) (SHURE SM58 OR EQUAL) W/MIC TRIPOD STAND AND LONG BOOM 1 – DYNAMIC MICROPHONE (JOHN) (SHURE SM58 OR EQUAL) W/MIC TRIPOD STAND AND LONG BOOM 1 – SPARE DYNAMIC MICROPHONE (SHURE SM58) OUTBOARD PROCESSORS 3 – COMPRESSOR/LIMITERS (DBX 160X OR EQUAL) 1 – MULTI EFFECTS PROCESSOR (TC ELECTRONICS M2000 OR EQUAL) 1 – STEREO REVERB (TC ELECTRONICS M3000 OR EQUAL) 1 – DIGITAL DELAY UNIT (XTA DP224 OR EQUAL) 1 – CD PLAYER 1 – TALK BACK MICROPHONE W/SWITCH (SHURE 545SD OR EQUAL) 4 – STAGE FLOOR MONITORS WEDGES (EAW LA212 OR EQUAL) Any Questions - Please contact Lennon Through A Glass Onion Technical Manager: Lennon , Through A Glass Onion Stage plan based on 40'x26' working area. wings extra please note Minumim stage size is 20'x12' 6'-0" c by Bazz Barrett email [email protected] Phn +61 408227708 Venue: THEATRE TYPE Drawing date 12/dec/14 stu's stage position is determined by LX 2 he lives directly underneath it and is 9'6"stage-left of center john d/s stage position 8-way sub trunk determined by LX 1 he lives directly underneath it and is lx2 stu 5'3"stage-right of center di 9'-6" 5'-3" john boom behind leg lx1 boom behind leg 36'-0" 40'-0" between legs Headno Headname 1 stufoh1 2 stu foh2 3 jon foh 1 4 jon foh2 5 jon foh3 6 calls 7 calls 8 stu stand 9 flr fres side 10 flr fres side 11 flr fres 12 flr fres 13 floor fres 14 floor fres 15 head shot 16 head shot 17 jon oh 18 stu oh 19 john back1 20 john back2 21 john back3 22 john back 4 23 john back 5 24 john back 6 25 stu back 1 26 stu back 2 27 stu back 3 28 stu back 4 29 stu back 5 30 stu back 6 49 fan 50 fan 51 fan 52 fan 53 fan 54 fan 81 decals 82 decals 83 decals 84 decals 85 decals 86 decals 87 decals 88 decals 91 house lights 92 house lights 96 dmx fans 97 dmx fans 98 dmx smoke 99 fans 100 dmx smoke 101 fan 301 DesireLustr 60 302 DesireLustr 60 303 DesireLustr 60 304 DesireLustr 60 701 Mac700 702 Mac700 703 Mac700 704 Mac700 901 LED PAR RGBA 902 LED PAR RGBA 903 LED PAR RGBA 904 LED PAR RGBA 905 LED PAR RGBA 906 LED PAR RGBA 907 LED PAR RGBA 908 LED PAR RGBA 909 LED PAR RGBA 910 LED PAR RGBA Dmxno 1-005 1-010 1-006 1-007 1-008 1-011 1-023 1-004 1-045 1-041 1-047 1-044 1-048 1-043 1-046 1-042 1-014 1-016 1-031 1-030 1-028 1-018 1-029 1-026 1-037 1-025 1-024 1-020 1-036 1-022 1-035 1-032 1-027 1-003 1-040 1-039 1-015 1-019 1-033 1-038 1-013 1-012 1-021 1-034 2-001 2-004 1-501 1-502 1-507 1-508 1-509 1-510 1-101 1-111 1-121 1-131 1-161 1-192 1-223 1-254 1-301 1-305 1-309 1-313 1-317 1-321 1-325 1-329 1-333 1-337 Headtype Gel Generic_Dimmer 202 Generic_Dimmer 202 Generic_Dimmer 202 Generic_Dimmer 202 Generic_Dimmer 202 Generic_Dimmer No col Generic_Dimmer No col Generic_Dimmer No col Generic_Dimmer No col Generic_Dimmer No col Generic_Dimmer L182 Light Red Generic_Dimmer L182 Light Red Generic_Dimmer No col Generic_Dimmer No col Generic_Dimmer 202 Generic_Dimmer 202 Generic_Dimmer 202 Generic_Dimmer 202 Generic_Dimmer 202 Generic_Dimmer 202 Generic_Dimmer 202 Generic_Dimmer 202 Generic_Dimmer No col Generic_Dimmer No col Generic_Dimmer 202 Generic_Dimmer 202 Generic_Dimmer 202 Generic_Dimmer 202 Generic_Dimmer No col Generic_Dimmer No col Generic_Dimmer L117 Steel Blue Generic_Dimmer L117 Steel Blue Generic_Dimmer L116 Medium Blue-Green Generic_Dimmer L116 Medium Blue-Green Generic_Dimmer L767 Generic_Dimmer L767 Generic_Dimmer No col Generic_Dimmer No col Generic_Dimmer No col Generic_Dimmer No col Generic_Dimmer No col Generic_Dimmer No col Generic_Dimmer No col Generic_Dimmer No col Generic_Dimmer No col Generic_Dimmer No col dmx fan No col dmx fan No col unique hazer No col unique hazer No col unique hazer No col unique hazer No col ETC_DesireLustr 60_Direct Mix ETC_DesireLustr 60_Direct Mix ETC_DesireLustr 60_Direct Mix ETC_DesireLustr 60_Direct Mix Martin_Mac700_Extended Mix Martin_Mac700_Extended Mix Martin_Mac700_Extended Mix Martin_Mac700_Extended Mix LED PAR RGBA 4chn Mix LED PAR RGBA 4chn Mix LED PAR RGBA 4chn Mix LED PAR RGBA 4chn Mix LED PAR RGBA 4chn Mix LED PAR RGBA 4chn Mix LED PAR RGBA 4chn Mix LED PAR RGBA 4chn Mix LED PAR RGBA 4chn Mix LED PAR RGBA 4chn Mix