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Wake Up Actors Equity LA

503 Comments

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Anonymous
9 years ago

I hope this petition is highly successful in keeping our smaller theatre seats. We need them!

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Christopher Shaw
11 years ago

Vote No.

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Allison Bibicoff
11 years ago

AEA is unable to answer the key question: Where will the money come from to cover this astronomical increase in overhead?... WE WANT CHANGE. JUST NOT *THIS* CHANGE.

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Elizabeth Rainey
11 years ago

Yes, I would like to add my name to the “No on the AEA Referendum Times Letter.” I affirm I am an AEA member in good standing, and I have no conflicts in supporting this letter.

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Pauline
11 years ago

I am an actress/producer and I have been supported in the beautiful sherry theater

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gwe van dam
11 years ago

Against the new proposals!

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Brian Dare
11 years ago

I am not an Equity member, but I am a member of sag-aftra

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Katherine Tokarz
11 years ago

I'm an Equity member and I oppose this proposal.

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Harry Bishop
11 years ago

This will be very damaging to the acting industry in LA.

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Brian Beacock
11 years ago

As a current, paid up member of AEA, and a member of SAG/AFTRA I am against the AEA Proposal.

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Phinny Kiyomura
11 years ago

SAG AFTRA

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Andy Stokan
11 years ago

Equity member, no longer proud of that fact

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Emily Goss
11 years ago

SAG-AFTRA member. I do not want reciprocity.

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Leslie Stevens
11 years ago

AEA member since 1980. There are other ways to elevate and support 99seat theatre

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Amanda
11 years ago

keep small theaters thriving!!!

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Stephanie Shroyer
11 years ago

please don't take the 99-seat plan away...it's life's blood to us in the LA Theatre

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Paul Gawkowski
11 years ago

If Actors Equity makes this change, it will not only hurt actors, playwrights, small theatres , and LA theatre goers, it will also inhibit the growth of the LA theatre going market.

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Diane Robinson
11 years ago

Union listen to your members! Do not revoke the 99-seat plan!

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Giovanni Adams
11 years ago

Protect 99 seat theatre!

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Ruth Silveira
11 years ago

the 99 seat plan had 2 important effects: actors were treated with more respect and theater began to flourish in the southland.