Actors’ Equity Issues Strike Threat Over Touring Contract
The union has been negotiating with the Broadway League for a new national touring contract since January; the current contract expired on Feb. 5.
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The union has been negotiating with the Broadway League for a new national touring contract since January; the current contract expired on Feb. 5.
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