Kramer was born in 1914 in a suburb of Sydney, Australia called Mosman Bay. Growing up, she was interested in music and hoped to become an opera singer, until a performance by the Viennese modern dance company Bodenwieser won her heart. It wasn’t long before Kramer was dancing with the first modern dance company in Australia. At 22, Kramer considered herself a latecomer to the dance world.
She suspended her career for several years out of love. However, she came back in even better shape
Kramer performed in Australia with the Bodenwieser Ballet for the following years. After the war, the group also undertook an international tour to France, New Zealand, South Africa and India. After leaving the band in 1953, she went to India and then lived and worked in Paris as a model.
In 1957, she met Israeli-American filmmaker Baruch Shadmi. In the mid-1960s, Shadmi suffered a stroke and Kramer effectively put her dancing career on hold for 18 yearstaking care of him in New York.
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The woman resumed her career after her partner’s death. She returned to her beloved Australia only when she was 99 years old
In 1988, Kramer resumed her career and moved to Hinton, West Virginia, then moved to Lewisburg in 1992. In 2008, she published her first book, Walkabout Dancer, about her life. In September 2013, Kramer returned to Australia at the age of 99. In 2014, on the occasion of her 100th birthday, she financed, choreographed and performed a dance piece.
The woman proved that age is just a number and passion prolongs life. This year he will be 109 years old
For very obvious reasons, Kramer is officially an inspiration to many, both for his creative dedication and mesmerizing talent, not to mention the fact that seriously puts stereotypes about aging to shame.
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