Sid talks with Brian Rhinehart, Professor of Theatre at the Actors Studio Drama School in New York. Old friends for years now, they have been each other’s actor and director (and had great fun doing so), in everything from improv to the plays of Sam Shepard. Brian directed the award-winning Butoh Medea on Theatre Row in Manhattan, was named “Best Director” for Einstein’s Dream at New York’s International Fringe Festival, and was awarded a Fullbright for his Dispersal: A Gentrification Story.  He is most interested these days in Site-Specific, Landscape, Citizen, and Devising theatre, and has given seminar and workshops in acting, directing, and improv all over world.