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Donya Feuer
Donya Feuer (31 October 1934 – 6 November 2011) was an American dancer, choreographer and a pioneer of modern dance. She was also a theater director and filmmaker, and a long-time collaborator with director Ingmar Bergman.
==Life and career==
Feuer was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and studied at the Juilliard School and with Martha Graham. After completing her studies, she danced with Martha Graham's company, and in 1957 she danced in Paul Taylor's ''7 New Dances''. Also in 1957, she founded the Studio for Dance with Paul Sanasardo where she worked with him as a partner in choreography, pedagogy and stage performance. In the Studio for Dance, she also worked with German choreographer Pina Bausch.
In 1963, Feuer relocated to Stockholm, Sweden, for a position as choreographer and later director with the Royal Dramatic Theater. In 1971 she met Ingmar Bergman and began an association which produced seventeen film, theater and television projects, including ''The Magic Flute'' in 1975 and ''Face to Face'' in 1976. Other collaborations included productions of ''Julius Caesar'', ''King Lear'' and ''Peer Gynt''. Feuer also directed ''The Dancer'', a feature-length documentary released in 1994, and other films including ''Nijinsky: A Life''. She produced theatrical performances in New York City, including Shakespeare's ''A Winter's Tale'' in 1995 and ''Maria Stuart'' in 2002.
Feuer died in Stockholm of ulcerative colitis.
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