In February, Works & Process LaunchPAD will incubate four incredible new projects at Potash Hill in Marlboro. Described by The New York Times as “an exceptional opportunity to understand something of the creative process,” Works & Process provides resources to artists and supports the creative process from studio to stage. The program shares that process with audiences locally and in New York City at the Guggenheim Museum, New York Public Library for the Performing Arts (Jerome Robbins Dance Division), and National Sawdust. We are delighted to be part of this artistic journey, which helps shape the art and culture of our time.

Please join us for a free "show and tell" event, presented in collaboration with our friends at Potash Hill, featuring the artists behind two of these exciting projects: Custom of the Coast and Lite Feet with Chrybaby Cozie.

Custom of the Coast by Kamala Sankaram and Paul Muldoon:

Get a first look at a new opera intercutting the life stories of an 18th-century Irish pirate who was sentenced to death and an Indian-born, Irish dentist who died in 2012 after being denied an abortion. Custom of the Coast will also be presented at National Sawdust in NYC on February 9, and will have its full premiere at the Kilkenny Arts Festival later this year.

Lite Feet with Chrybaby Cozie:

Join pioneers of Harlem Lite Feet as they share firsthand stories of the origins and evolution of this vibrant New York City dance tradition. Members of the renowned Bomb Squad, led by the legendary Chrybaby Cozie, bring these stories to life and offer an inside look at creativity and community.