The president of Telethon Luca diMontezemolo, the American director Paul Feig and Valeria Marini are among the first guests of Paradise 2024, Pascal Vicedomini's Italian-style late night show which returns from March 1st at midnight on Rai 2 and in repeat on Saturdays at 7.
Fourteen episodes for a variety show that aims to highlight the talent and achievements of Italian artists but which also gives space to the main news of international show business.
From the Auditorium della Conciliazione in Rome, between a story and a live performance by the Paradise Orchestra and the show's musical guests, Vicedomini will open many windows on the main events through interviews with the protagonists and exclusive services.
The fixed cast of the show includes the actors AurelioAmato, Caterina Milicchio and Graziano Scarabicchi;
the showgirl Maylin Aguirre, the young model-actress Dalia Kalala (seen in Pieraccioni's Apparently Paris);
professor PietroLorenzetti;
the choreographer Stefano Oradei with eight dancers.
While among the other guests of the first episode there will also be the Incanto Quartet with a tribute to the composer Leonard Bernstein, Silvana Giacobini (for the column Vivere bene, viverebeglio, vivere along), the award-winning chef Alfonso Iaccarino from Sorrento, the entrepreneurs Gianluca Isaia and Gino Fammiano to talk about Italy to export and the director of the Savings Museum Giovanna Paladino.
"Paradise 2024 will be a magazine full of testimonies and contributions from the great protagonists of every genre of entertainment, with in-depth analysis, forays behind the scenes, previews from film sets, new arrivals in the various entertainment sectors - declares Vicedomini -. Objective of the program (which avails of the theatrical direction of Stefano Sartini, of the photography of Marco Lucarelli, of the production supervision of Amedeo Staiano and of the editing of Nino Baldi) is to contribute to the 'formation' of the positive feeling and the 'joy of living' of the spectators. An opportunity to relaunch in an irregular manner, everything that involves art and entertainment to encourage the development of the entertainment industry and encourage the public to frequent entertainment venues".
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