

In the image, a detail related to the story.
Wednesday, August 12th, will be a "cic to cic" evening at Segreti d'Autore, the festival conceived by Ruggero Cappuccio and directed by Nadia Baldi. At 21 pm, at Palazzo Coppola in Valle-Sessa Cilento (Salerno), there will be a meeting with Francesco Cicchella: actor, comedian, impersonator, singer, and musician, among the most recognizable voices in Neapolitan and national entertainment.
The artist will retrace her career path, from her training at the San Pietro a Majella Conservatory in Naples to her success on television and in the theater. In 2015, she won the fifth season of Tale e quale show on Rai 1, hosted by Carlo Conti.
But his talent emerged much earlier: at just 17, he won the Totò Award for Comedy, which landed him a spot on an episode of Iniziamo bene on Rai 3. In 2009, he won the Award in memory of Alighiero Noschese, Italy's most famous impersonator, and landed him on Made in Sud on Rai 2.
The Cilento event will be an opportunity to get to know a multifaceted performer, heir to a great tradition: inimitable, but not for him.
From 18 to 19 pm, there will be a repeat screening of R3V@LUT1@N, the thriller by Corrado Ardone. Using VR headsets, viewers will immerse themselves in the story and experience it firsthand, taking part in an immersive sensory journey.
Info and reservations
Admission to each event requires reservation. Requests must be sent by email to comunicazione@festivalsegretidautore.it, specifying the event, number of seats, and your name and surname. At the security checkpoint, you will need to show your confirmation receipt, either in paper or electronic form.
Segreti d'Autore—a festival dedicated to the Environment, Science, Arts, and Legality—is supported by the Ministry of Culture and the Campania Region with funds from the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR).
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