Marco Travaglio, a prominent journalist and director of Il Fatto Quotidiano, experienced a surprising theft while performing his show "Cornuti e contenti" at the D'Annunzio Theater in Latina. The incident occurred on the evening of February 5th, when an unknown intruder managed to access Travaglio’s dressing room, seemingly taking advantage of his performance to avoid detection. Interestingly, the thief appeared disinterested in cash, instead targeting electronic devices such as laptops.

The theft only came to Travaglio's attention after he concluded his performance and returned to the dressing room. Upon discovering the stolen items, he realized that the thief had bypassed his wallet entirely, which may suggest that the motivation was more about the value of the electronics than monetary gain. This unexpected incident sheds light on safety concerns for public figures and entertainers, who may not consider security risks while performing.

As investigations are underway to ascertain the details surrounding the theft and whether it involved one or more perpetrators, this incident raises questions about security measures in theaters and the potential vulnerabilities faced by artists. The theft has garnered attention not only due to Travaglio's public profile but also because it underlines the risks associated with live performances and the importance of securing personal belongings in public venues.