Since 2018, Les Laboratoires de Port-au-Prince, a structure founded by Kettly Noël, has been able to carry out a number of projects, always having as its main axes the training, professionalization and dissemination of artists and actors in the Haitian and Caribbean choreographic sector. .

2020

2nd edition of the dance & performance biennial "Port-au-Prince Art Performance - PAPAP"

due to the Covid-19 epidemic, guest artists from the Caribbean were unable to travel to Port-au-Prince, but PAPAP was able to collaborate on site with 3 major players in the theater sector , music and plastic art in Haiti: the 4 Chemins festival, the World Music festival and the Workshops of Mario Benjamin, Laboratoire de la Pensée was organized online on Zoom with many speakers (activist, journalist and writer Rokhaya Diallo; Haitian writer, actor and director Guy Régis Junior; director, actress and LGBT activist Gaëlle Bien-Aimé; artist-performer, choreographer and founder of PAPAP Kettly Noël) performed, in particular a show by choreographer Christiane Emmanuel at the Maison Rouge in Fort-de-France in Martinique; the platform was essentially Haitian Organization of a professional training residence for creative research and a training residence on public and specific spaces for the dancers and artists of the program Either a professional assessment of: 15 shows, 2 training laboratories, the laboratory of thought and a debate at the University of Port-au-Prince with Sterlin Ulysse Doctor in Ibero-American Studies and Vice-Dean for Research at IERAH-ISERSS of the State University of Haiti

2018

1st edition of the dance & performance biennial "Port-au-Prince Art Performance - PAPAP"

creation of the dissemination platform with a set of solos for 10 young emerging contemporary dance artists from Haiti and the entire Caribbean participation in 6 workshops and professional trainings performance of 12 shows by professional companies from America and Africa et d'Europeorganization of the first Laboratoire de la Pensée questioning many societal themes involving recognized personalities (the economist, researcher and philosopher Felwine Saar; the Haitian stateswoman and founder of the Fokal Foundation Michèle Pierre-Louis; the Haitian novelist and poet Lyonel Trouillot) installations of 2 exhibitions (visual and digital arts) several speakers, programmers and professionals from all over the world have been invited: Martinique, Guyana, USA, Canada, Senegal, Ivory Coast, Mali, South Africa South, Benin, France, Germany, Switzerland and Italyinitiation and training in dance for young people from the four challenging routes from Port-au-Prince