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Weekend Tips: What to Do This Weekend in Berlin
July 17 to 19, 2026: Events, festivals, exhibitions and more things to do for your perfect weekend in Berlin. more
Flamenca – Laura la Risa y Compañia
Date details
- Date Saturday, 01/August/2026 18:00
- Venue Jagdschloss Grunewald
- Address Hüttenweg 100, 14193 Berlin-Zehlendorf
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Flamenco – Laura la Risa and Company
Castle Courtyard Event
Laura la Risa – Flamenca Laura la Risa
© a compás / Jannette Kneisel
Flamenco dancer Laura la Risa presents a traditional tablao flamenco: dance accompanied by singing, guitar, and percussion—just like in an Andalusian tablao flamenco. It’s going to be a sizzling evening!
Laura la Risa—flamenco dancer, choreographer, and educator—is well-known in the flamenco scene for her international performances and workshops. In 1992, she opened Germany’s first flamenco dance school for children in Berlin. Since 2003, she has regularly taught people with intellectual and mental disabilities. Since 1994, she has been creating and staging her own flamenco dance theater pieces. In 2003, she founded her own dance company and the nonprofit flamenco association la Vasca Flamenca e.V. In 2005, she founded the flamenco center a compás in Berlin, where she teaches children, adults, and people with intellectual disabilities.
Laura la Risa advocates for cultural diversity and inclusion. She has organized countless intercultural events for over 30 years.
LAURA LA RISA
Vocals: Maria la Prenda
Guitar: Valle Monje
Percussion: Phil KullenTranslated with DeepL
Laura la Risa—flamenco dancer, choreographer, and educator—is well-known in the flamenco scene for her international performances and workshops. In 1992, she opened Germany’s first flamenco dance school for children in Berlin. Since 2003, she has regularly taught people with intellectual and mental disabilities. Since 1994, she has been creating and staging her own flamenco dance theater pieces. In 2003, she founded her own dance company and the nonprofit flamenco association la Vasca Flamenca e.V. In 2005, she founded the flamenco center a compás in Berlin, where she teaches children, adults, and people with intellectual disabilities.
Laura la Risa advocates for cultural diversity and inclusion. She has organized countless intercultural events for over 30 years.
LAURA LA RISA
Vocals: Maria la Prenda
Guitar: Valle Monje
Percussion: Phil KullenTranslated with DeepL
Price: €20.00
Reduced price: €18.00
Reduced price: €18.00
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