Daniele Raco LIVE

An evening of comedy at Castello Doria in Mornese

Daniele Raco LIVE is the premier cabaret and stand-up comedy event hosted at the Castello Doria in Mornese, located in the heart of the Oltregiogo, in the province of Alessandria, Piedmont. The evening combines the wit of one of the genre's most acclaimed performers with the magic of a historic venue, offering the audience an experience that blends laughter, atmosphere, and local charm.

About Daniele Raco

Born in Savona in 1972, Daniele Raco is a comedian, writer, and musician with over thirty years of experience in the world of cabaret and stand-up comedy. A familiar face on Italian television, he has appeared on shows such as Zelig, Colorado, and Comedy Central. His style focuses on social satire and "common sense humor," using a mix of acting, comedic timing, mimicry, and sharp writing that allows him to adapt his show to diverse settings, from large clubs to intimate venues like the one in Mornese.

Castello Doria, the event's backdrop

The Castello Doria in Mornese dates back to the 13th century and, after being destroyed and rebuilt by the Genoese, has been owned by the Doria family for centuries. Today, it is a landmark of the Oltregiogo, promoted by the Associazione Oltregiogo in collaboration with the local Pro Loco. The evening opens with a welcome flute of wine in the castle tower, a convivial moment that precedes the show and transports spectators to a bygone era.

Program of the evening

• 8:30 PM — Welcome flute of wine in the castle tower
• 9:00 PM — Start of the Daniele Raco show

An intimate event

The event is designed as an intimate experience: capacity is limited to about one hundred seats to ensure the direct connection between the artist and the audience typical of the best stand-up comedy. Early booking is highly recommended, as tickets sell out quickly. Nestled in the hills of the Alessandria Oltregiogo, Daniele Raco LIVE is the perfect opportunity to combine a night of laughter with the discovery of one of the most charming villages and castles in lower Piedmont.