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Haiti: Lyonel Trouillot in" The World Magazine

After the devastating earthquake of January 12, Port-au-Prince, but also Leogane, Petit Goave, Jacmel, are piles of rubble. Haiti has its dead - at least 75,000 so far, 250,000 injured and 1 million homeless - and with the support of international aid, attempts to stopgap: distribution of food, water, care. Somehow, Haitians are mourning their loved ones, cursing the land and its upheavals, thank heaven for having survived the disaster.

The Haitian writer Lyonel Trouillot , who was in Port-au-Prince during the earthquake, is one of those "survivors", which "surprised that he could still speak, move, cry, smile" , and he commends the courage and intelligence in a text, "Death is mounted on earth", forthcoming in The World Magazine this weekend (Available today). Six pages of photos of dress Carolyn Cole, author of Charlie yanvalou (Actes Sud, 2009) describes a Port-au-Prince struck but not destroyed, but not helpless resignation. A welcome speech against the fatalistic talk of a supposed "curse".

World Magazine # 19
Supplement the World Saturday, January 23
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"A Love Supreme" at the theater in Paris

Encore Theatre! And music please! I realize a little later, began performances on Jan. 7, but there is still a week to go see the company Ultima Chamada play A Love Supreme, the scene of the Grand Parquet (Paris -18th).

This piece, created in 2006 and directed by Luc Clementine, is an adaptation of the eponymous novella published in 1982 Jazz and Palm Wine . In this book, the Congolese writer Emmanuel Dongala Brazzaville slipping in New York, stuffing the revolutionary underground trip, until, finally, this A Love Supreme, as a piece of legendary jazz and, in this case, a tribute to its founder, the saxophonist John Coltrane .

the evening of the death of jazz genius, July 17, 1967, the owner of a jazz club can not help but remember and recount his meeting with "JC", years earlier. Such is the plot of this play where the actor (Adama Adepoju) is accompanied by three musicians: a drummer, a bassist and a saxophonist ... of course.

lovers Coltrane and Dongala, not to abstain!





Until January 24, Grand Parquet
Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 20 30 pm, Sunday at 6:00 p.m.
20 bis, rue du Commerce, Paris-18th
In 5 to 13 euro
More info on the company website Ultima Chamada or on the website of Grand Parquet.

Read:
Jazz and Palm Wine
Emmanuel Dongala
Hatier, 1982
Pocket Edition: The Plumed Serpent, et al. Reasons,
205 p., 5.80 euros