Angela Fegers (1990) is an US American director, producer, archiver and dancer from central Florida, based in Berlin, Germany and Thessaloniki, Greece. As a pre-teen, she began training under the guidance and care of Carol Erkes and Ferdinand DeJesus at Florida Dance Theater in Lakeland, Florida. She holds a BFA in dance from University of Florida/New World School of the Arts and an Associates in Media from Miami Dade College. While in college, she presented work in the Miami Fringe Festival and at the Dorsche Gallery in 2014, in collaboration with visual artist Moira Holohan and independently in the Miami Dance Festival. After extensively training in Florida she relocated to NYC where she danced locally and professionally for Lindy Fines, Erik Montes and interned at the Graham School. She has presented work at Wassaic Dance & Arts Fair, Earl Moseley’s Institute for the Arts and American Swiss Ballet in NYC. While in NYC she also taught computer coding and narrative storytelling at after school programs at notable schools like the Dalton in the Upper East Side. In 2016, she relocated to Europe in hopes of establishing a more stable life as a freelance dancer and choreographer. In Europe she has performed for Sarah Bleasdale, Jessica Gaynor, Katrina Bastian, Nadine Freisleben in Germany and Poland. She has collaborated with Laura Guy for two creations which premiered in Portugal at Temp Studios and Budapest at MoveIn Studio thanks to support from Eva Duda Company. Additionally, she has presented her independent work in the Netherlands at Cloud Dans Lab, The Freezer in Iceland, Let Me In Festival, Berlin, Lake Studios Berlin, Berlin, ACUD & more. She was on faculty at Danceworks Berlin from 2019 until 2022 where she taught Limon, Cunningham and Composition to dancers training to be on a professional level. Besides Danceworks, Angela also was a freelance teacher at the Technical University where she taught hobby dancers and Marameo where she taught the professional dancers in Berlin. After participating in two internships with TanzBüro and LAFT in 2019 on production in Berlin, she co-founded the production company Apricot Productions with Nadine Freisleben shortly after in 2021. The firm started as an international platform offering services in production, marketing, press and distribution for multi-disciplinary artists in Berlin & beyond. Since opening, the firm has supported over 150 artists in marketing & production. In 2022, Apricot founded their educational and community portion of the company, ROOTED- focusing on creating an international and inclusive space for Berlin community members to connect and exchange ideas. The branch has produced its own festivals and offers workshops with local German collaborators (LAFT, Tanzbüro, Plan B, Berlin Schauspiele) and abroad (ADDE DANZA- Basque region) on marketing and self producing projects. In June 2022, she co-founded the Hotel Who? An immersive dance theater company that creates historical non fiction experiences at hotels and non-traditional venues in Los Angeles, she co-directed & produced three shows before closing the company. She is a guest lecturer at New York University, TISCH Berlin, aiding current students with their endeavors on moving abroad from the United States. The position gave her the opportunity to create her educational PDF: Berlin für Dummies- which she updates and distributes to people interested in taking the leap abroad regularly. She was the inaugural recipient of the SPIKE Award for American Dance Festival given by Rosie Herrera and has received funding from Dachverband Deutschland for her project, Hotel Artelier- the beginning of her research for the Hotel Who?