Sigfrido Ranucci returns to Sardinia with two stops, performing "Diary of a Trapeze Artist – Chronicles of Resilience from a Reporter" at the Lo Quarter in Alghero on July 11th, starting at 9:30 PM, and the following day at the same time in Porto Rotondo, hosted by the Mario Ceroli Amphitheater.

Following the huge success of his performances in theaters and arenas across Italy, the Roman journalist, author, and host of Report brings to the island the stories that changed his life. This intense and engaging narrative transcends television to become a civil confession, a personal memory, and a reflection on the value of seeking the truth.

The show, born from the need to recount what normally remains out of frame—the weight of decisions, the fears, the doubts, the encounters, and the personal consequences that accompany every investigation—is the portrait of a reporter often forced to move without a safety net, suspended between professional responsibility and real risks, just like a trapeze artist crossing the void relying only on his own balance.

Having won awards for some of the most important investigations of recent decades—from the depleted uranium case to investigations into international waste trafficking, to investigations into organized crime and major economic powers—Ranucci today represents one of the most authoritative and recognizable figures in Italian investigative journalism.

Accompanied by the original music of Maestro Enrico Melozzi and the narration of Stella Gasparri, in "Diary of a Trapeze Artist – Chronicles of a Reporter's Resilience" he will take the audience behind the scenes of some of his most famous investigations, but above all into the stories of the people who made them possible: real characters, often unknown and far from the spotlight, who crossed the journalist's path and become the protagonists of a human, even more than a professional, story.

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