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27 October 2026 | Palazzo Cipolla Complicity also means knowing how to meet one another through different stories and languages. This is the starting point for the next Riflessi event, with Domenico Iannacone as this evening's guest and a musical performance by Ava Alami and Vittorio Esposito (with their project Candy Cane Snail). On stage, once again, Daniele Pitteri and Gaia De Laurentis will guide the audience through a new encounter in the spirit of Complicity. Domenico Iannacone is a journalist, director and television writer. Born in 1962 in Torella del Sannio (Campobasso), he came to television journalism after a background in literature, cinema and the visual arts. He has received five Ilaria Alpi awards and numerous other awards, including the Premiolino, the Premio Paolo Borsellino and the Premio Goffredo Parise. Since 2024 his television work has expanded into the field of civic narrative theatre. Candy Cane Snail is a musical project by Ava Alami (vocals) and Vittorio Esposito (piano and synth), both of whom have performed alongside leading names in Italian and international jazz, including Rita Marcotulli, Dado Moroni and Rick Margitza. The duo takes its inspiration from the colourful snail of the same name and presents an original repertoire that blends jazz, electronica, Italian singer-songwriter traditions and Persian music, in tribute to Ava's roots. Their album, also titled Candy Cane Snail, was released in February 2025, produced in collaboration with ReMida Productions and Cesare Mangiocavallo, and distributed by the New York label La Reserve Records. In 2024 Candy Cane Snail won first prize at the Isio Saba competition, dedicated to creativity and innovation in jazz. The project has appeared on some of the most significant stages of the Italian and European jazz scene, including the Teatro Ristori in Verona, the Teatro Massimo in Cagliari, the Maison d'Italie in Paris, the Casa del Jazz in Rome and the Sala Vanni in Florence.
Domenico Iannaccone | Complicità
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He has worked as a correspondent and writer for Ballarò and Presa diretta on Rai3. He created and presented seven editions of I dieci comandamenti and, since 2019, has been the writer and presenter of Che ci faccio qui, one of Rai3's most acclaimed programmes.
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