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Museo del Corso – Polo museale, Palazzo Cipolla
14 Oct 2026 – 12 Jan 2027
Pre-sales are now open for RIFLESSI, the new cultural project conceived by Fondazione Roma. From 14 October 2026 to 12 January 2027, the Museo del Corso – Palazzo Cipolla becomes a living space for performance, dialogue and participation, featuring writers, artists, actors, journalists, musicians and leading cultural figures.
From 20 October, every Tuesday, Palazzo Cipolla will host a true live show, preceded by a preview on 14 October. In RIFLESSI, the audience is not simply invited to watch, but to step into the action. The visual and conceptual heart of the project is a large mirrored wall that serves as a backdrop and reflects the room throughout each evening: as they watch the stage, the audience constantly sees itself.
Artistic direction and hosting are entrusted to Daniele Pitteri. Each evening will follow its own grammar: an open conversation with the guest led by Pitteri, alongside co-hosts Gaia De Laurentiis, Gioia Salvatori and Marco Passiglia; an ironic, irreverent counterpoint; the microphone handed over to the audience; segments dedicated to art and poetry; and the energy of live music. Works from the Fondazione Roma collection will become part of each evening’s story through theatrical interludes by Dario Battaglia, while the music programme, curated in consultation with Luciano Linzi, will showcase emerging sounds, contemporary jazz, young talent and established names on the music scene.
The calendar is shaped by four keywords, one for each month: Complicity, Peace, Madness and Equality. Guests include Serena Dandini, Tosca, Domenico Iannacone, Giovanni Grasso, Giancarlo De Cataldo, Nicola Piovani, Gianrico Carofiglio, Margherita Vicario, Serena Bortone, Beatrice Arnera, Alessandra Sardoni and Anna Foglietta, with the final musical evening on 12 January led by Enrico Pieranunzi.
Admission is by advance online purchase of a €10 ticket per evening. All proceeds will be donated to the Associazione Andrea Tudisco – Together Home, which since 1997 has offered free accommodation to children with serious illnesses and their families, providing a home close to paediatric hospitals. Fondazione Roma will match the total with a contribution of equal value.
