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 Las Vegas police are investigating the death of the comedian and performer Donny Davis, who was found unresponsive after a night with several people at a luxury hotel on the strip.

Davis, 43, danced for several years in Britney Spears’ show in Las Vegas, toured with Joe Jonas and was frequently seen with stars including Miley Cyrus and Steven Tyler of Aerosmith, the Las Vegas Review-Journal reported.

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He also performed at a party bar called Beacher’s Madhouse and hosted private parties for celebrities including Mariah Carey and Demi Lovato.

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As reported by the Review-Journal, in performances at Beacher’s the 4ft 2in Davis “was fired out of a prop cannon, took on the role of an Oompa Loompa, a leprechaun, The Joker and a WWE combatant. He also performed in such side acts as Mini-Kiss, Mini-Bon Jovi and as the lead dancer in a Mini-Kombe African dance number.”

According to a police report, hotel security and Clark county paramedics discovered Davis after being summoned around 5.30am on Tuesday to a Conrad hotel guest room in the Resorts World complex.

Paramedics said they summoned police because they had trouble getting information from four other people in the room, the police report said. The report added that foul play was suspected, according to the Review-Journal.

Witnesses told investigators Davis went to the room after being denied service at a hotel bar for being too intoxicated.

He was pronounced dead at a hospital. A Clark county coroner spokesman said blood toxicology tests and a finding of a cause and manner of Davis’ death could take weeks.

Larry Rudolph, a former manager of Spears and Cyrus who currently manages Tyler, told the Las Vegas newspaper Davis “was a dear dear friend and I’m devastated by his passing. I loved him and so did Britney, Miley and everyone else who knew him”.

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