Great success for the singer-songwriter’s concert show Luca Guadagnini and his band within the theater room of the Velletri prison. The show man singer who in life is a policeman at Genzano police stationthis time he entered prison not for some police operation but to bring two hours of healthy fun to around 150 people who are detained in the Penitentiary in via Cisternense, one of the largest in Italy.
The idea of bringing a show by the well-known Castelli singer-songwriter inside the Penitentiary was well received by the photojournalist Luciano Sciurba by the new director of the prison who has been managing the structure for about a year, Annarita Gentile and by the Head of the Legal and Educational Area Sabrina Falcone , with the collaboration and supervision of prison police officers.
Everything went well and there were moments of great sociality and fun to the tune of Luca Guadagnini’s songs and others by the greatest Italian and Roman singers masterfully interpreted again by Guadagnini. Also on stage was Riccardo Favale with his band “Non te reggopiù” who sang and played Rino Gaetano’s songs to the joy of the many inmates present.
This confirms the opening to the outside world after various initiatives already undertaken by the Velletri prison. And many others are planned thanks to these cultural, social, musical and rehabilitation projects for prisoners carried out in collaboration with the prison administration. Projects on which the new director has been working for several months, and which are having excellent results and great appreciation also from the more than 450 inmates of the facility.
Ciampino comedian Claudio Sciara also participated in the morning of music and entertainment with his hilarious gags. At the end of the morning, the director Anna Rita Gentile donated two boxes of typical products from the Penitentiary Garden cultivated and looked after by the inmates to the singer-songwriter Luca Guadagnini and the photojournalist Luciano Sciurba who created the initiative.
