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We periodically have to free up space on our servers and media from past seasons may not always be available. Entries received after the program is set final are for Adjudication only and are ineligible for High Point Awards and Title Competition. Admission is free and the general public is welcome to all events.

Doors will open exactly 30 minutes prior to the first scheduled act. No food, drinks or smoking is allowed in the competition performance area or inside the contracted venue. All participating teachers, dancers and spectators are expected to display good sportsmanship. Failure to comply could result in immediate disqualification and loss of privileges to participate in future KAR competitions. All KAR competitions will be scheduled to begin awards ceremonies no later than pm.

Please keep in mind that unforeseen circumstances, such as technical difficulties and weather occurrences, may slightly delay the scheduled time for awards. All contestants grant permission for KAR to use photography and videography of their performances for promotional purposes including advertising, publicity and posting on social media outlets. KAR and the hosting facility are not responsible for any kind of damage, loss or injury sustained by contestants or spectators or their property while attending any area of the venue premises.

Dancers competing take certain inherent risks when involved in any physical activity. Participation in this competition indicates the acceptance of such risks by the performers. Therefore, upon registration to any KAR event, it is agreed that participants will not hold Kids Artistic Revue, its directors or employees responsible for injuries that occur or illnesses that may be contracted during the competition event.

Division types are determined by the actual number of participants competing on stage at the competition, regardless of participants originally registered.

The November and December competitions are considered the beginning of the competition season. When determining the average age of a performance, always drop the decimal. Contestants will be responsible for showing proof of age to the Competition Director should a question arise. When substituting dancers in a performance, be aware that any modifications may change the level or average age.

All music must remain the same. Please refer to all of these guidelines when determining level placement. These are non-rehearsal based class instruction. Please keep in mind the following variables may affect level placement:. The only exceptions to this rule include:. The judging panel deems a performance to be promoted to the next level on site at the competition through our Level Promotion Program.

The original combination of dancers in the performance changes on site, which therefore alters the level of a performance. If you have any questions or concerns with leveling and placement of dancers, please contact our Customer Care Specialists for assistance. KAR is excited to continue the Level Promotion program! Dancers may now be promoted to a higher Level with the recommendation of our Judging panel and Competition Director.

At every Regional competition, the esteemed judging panel will have the ability to promote dancers to a higher level based on the overall skill set, technical ability and performance quality of each performance. In order for a performance to be officially promoted, it must meet the following criteria:. If a soloist is promoted into a higher level, all performances in which the promoted dancer is registered must be updated with the Level Calculator.

If a change occurs to a promoted performance that violates any of the Leveling Guidelines, the performance will compete for adjudication only. If a performance is promoted and the new division has not taken place, the promoted performance may re-compete in its appropriate division and will still be eligible for Overall High Point awards. If a division has already been completed and presented Overall High Point awards, the promoted performance will be deemed as adjudication only and remain ineligible for Overall High Point awards.

All promoted performances must compete the remainder of the Regional season as well as National Finals in their new promoted Level. If a dancer is promoted to a higher level in which their age division is not eligible, the dancer will compete in the lowest eligible age division offered in the promoted level.

All decisions of the Judging panel and Competition Director are final and cannot be contested. A maximum of 3 consecutive levels is allowed for a group performance.

Each level has been assigned a numeric value that will be used to determine the performance level. Please contact our office at or info dancekar. Solos, Duets and Trios are not permitted extended performance time. Dancers are expected to perform in the order of the printed program, unless granted special permission by the Competition Director or pre-approved by the KAR Customer Care Specialists prior to the competition.

Dances not performing within 10 acts after their scheduled performance time may not be eligible for Overall High Point awards, unless pre-approved by the Competition Director or the KAR Customer Care Specialists. Incompleted acts may result in point deductions or be scored lower by the judging panel. If the original performance is not completed, the act will receive an automatic First Place award and is ineligible for High Point awards.

A tentative schedule with the performance time of each act will be available via the online Studio Center one week prior to the competition. Contestants in the first 10 scheduled acts should arrive ready to perform in full costume, hair and make-up.

All other competing dancers must be ready to perform at least one hour prior to their scheduled performance time. Solos, Duets, Trios, Small Groups and Large Groups are expected to set-up props in minute and remove props in minute minutes cumulative. Lines are expected to set-up props in minutes and remove props in minutes minutes cumulative. Super Lines are expected to set-up props in minutes and remove props in minutes minutes cumulative. Productions are expected to set-up props in minutes and remove props in minutes minutes cumulative.

KAR uses an electronic music file upload system for all performances. It is mandatory for all studios to submit their competition music electronically using the Music Manager. These include music files submitted on site. Please submit and confirm all music electronically through the Music Manager at least 3 - 5 days prior to the start of competition. No pointe shoes are allowed in the ballet category. JAZZ — Performance must consist of jazz technique.

TAP — Performance must use taps on shoes and display tap technique. KAR will provide one handheld microphone. OPEN — Performance demonstrating any style of dance or a combination of dance styles. Overall High Point awards and cash prizes will be presented to the top scoring act.

Super Line performances can portray a theme or style of dance, but should not portray a storyline, plot or narrative. Each Super Line has a minute time limit for performance and is given a maximum of minutes total for set-up and removal of props. Overall High Point awards and cash prizes will be awarded to the top scoring act. Production performances MUST portray a storyline, plot or narrative throughout, resembling that of a film, book, play, musical, etc.

Props are mandatory and must be hand-held or free standing. Each Production has an minute time limit for performance and is given a maximum of minutes total for set-up and removal of props. A student teacher age 19 and under must compete a solo in one of the other competitive levels.

Dancers must perform in their scheduled order unless special permission is given by the Competition Director for costume changes. Dancers are only permitted three acts for a costume change. Remember Me Forgot Password? Upload Files F. Share video: Link: Forum:. Everything should work stable now. Please report any encountered bugs. Zippyuploader update, Docs and Videos encoding performance boost. The only change is related to an increased file size limit of MB.

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