When the Novel and the Short Story Come to Life on Stage

Two adaptations particularly caught attention. Stéphana Dorval: The Color of Dawn. Joseph: Madness Came with the Rain.

First Part

Kettly Noël, dancer, actress, and choreographer at the end of the world

It is not an exaggeration to say that Kettly Noel has broadened the scope and reach of Haitian culture around the world.

Joubert Joseph

The Eyes That the Night Took by Joubert Joseph at the Quatre Chemins Festival

The play The Eyes That the Night Took, by playwright Joubert Joseph, was presented as a reading as part of the activities organized in anticipation of the 23rd edition of the Quatre Chemins Festival.

Excerpt from Pierre Josué Agénor Cadet's book "The Great Challenges of the Haitian State / Coming Soon

Haiti: Independent since 1804, but for how long under foreign influence?

After the fall of the Duvalier dictatorship in 1986, many hoped for the emergence of a truly sovereign state, capable of freely deciding its future.

Need for Poem

Waves of the Sea

My spirit will make a life around, below, above, in front, behind, in the midst of zombie ancestors.

I can't laugh / Laugh to understand. Laugh to change

They say that smell has no body

In the first installment of 'I can't laugh', we discover how a small problem of odor can turn into a big adventure for a citizen's nose.

“Haiti, Land of Gods and Arts”: Telling Haiti Differently

In Praise of Literature: Marc Exavier Honored at MJSA

The MJSA hosted a conference-debate on Thursday in tribute to Marc Exavier, featuring Yanick Lahens, his former professor, and Christophe Philippe Charles, his first publisher.

Taubira, Mathiasin, Fleurissaint: the trilogy of memory

Slavery was abolished in 1848, but the text that made it possible will never be repealed. It will remain, like a legal ghost, in the French archives until 2026.

National Theater of Haiti / Place Boyer

Lakou or the return to ancestral values and traditions

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