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Attendees were amazed by the talents of […] Anna Sanachina, who delivered a trio of classic pieces…

In its article covering the evening, The Hollywood Reporter dedicated a passage to Anna Sanachina's performance during the gala dinner at Belmond Hotel Cipriani, on the occasion of the 82nd Venice International Film Festival. Among the guests of honour was Kevin Spacey.

In the official Better World Fund pressbook, Anna Sanachina is featured in the “Exceptional Performances” section, dedicated to Maria Callas. Her performance took place during the gala dinner at the Scuola Grande della Misericordia, on the occasion of the 80th Venice International Film Festival, in support of the Maria Callas Foundation. Special guests included Isabelle Huppert and Jeremy Piven.

EHMA Italian Chapter – Teatro La Fenice

On the occasion of the EHMA Italian Chapter Autumn Meeting 2025 in Venice, Anna Sanachina performed in the Sale Apollinee of Teatro La Fenice before an international audience of General Managers from the luxury hospitality industry.

“Venetian soprano Anna Sanachina”

In its report on the closing ceremony of the 2024 Hope Giver Campaign at Al Masa Hotel in Cairo, the Union Nations Federation named Anna Sanachina among the international artists taking part in the initiative, thanking them for an emotional performance symbolizing unity among people beyond their differences. The event was part of an international humanitarian project dedicated to hope, inclusion and solidarity.

Since 2020, Anna Sanachina has been invited to perform at The Glass Cathedral in Murano for exclusive Venice Carnival events. In 2026, she appeared at The Glass Slippers, the venue’s Carnival ball, performing opera arias during the dinner show within an immersive evening inspired by the magic and tradition of Venice Carnival.

In March 2020, during the most difficult days of the lockdown, Anna Sanachina began singing from the window of her Venetian home as a simple gesture of comfort and hope. Through music, she wanted to offer a moment of beauty and closeness at a time when the city – and the world – felt suspended. She performed several pieces from the operatic repertoire. One of them, “Vissi d’arte” from Giacomo Puccini’s Tosca, was filmed from the street and quickly went viral on social media. The video also attracted media attention, including from BBC World Service, which interviewed Anna on the programme Newsday.