This Episode of Portrait of an Artist is brought to you by The Russian Arts Theater and StudioThe Greenhouse Ensemble Artistic Director, Hazen Cuyler, sits down with Austin Pendleton. This is an abbreviated autobiography of Austin's early career, filled with the wisdom Austin is so renown for.This episode details Austin's early life, career and the luminaries with whom he's created theatre. The conversation veers into changes in American Theatre throughout the 20th century, as well as discussions surrounding acting technique and criticism. Music Featured in this episode:1. Questionable Acid by Chronic Tan2. In My Dreams by Gaye Israel3. Lonely Heart by Frankie Sunswept4. The Promise by Gaye Israel5. Said Love by Chronic TanOriginal Theme by the sensational Benjamin SturleyRead about the musicians and hear the full songs at www.GreenhouseEnsemble.com

Portrait of an Artist

4. Austin Pendleton. Legendary Actor, Director, Writer, Teacher.

Hazen sits down with Rob Roznowski. He's an award-winning Director, Writer, Educator and Head of Acting and Directing at Michigan State University.They Discuss Rob's journey, his latest work, the drastic challenges in teaching the current generation of college students and the importance of empathy, and art, in today's society.Musicians Featured in this episode:1. King Louis (There's Not Enough Champagne) by Gawain and the Green Knight2. Fiona by Andrew Butler3. Trigger by Tatiana Owens4. Viriditas by Charlie RauhOriginal Theme by the sensational Benjamin Sturley

3. Rob Roznowski. Director, Writer, Head of Acting and Directing at Michigan State University

Hazen Cuyler talks with Stav G, Israeli Musician. Detailing her career and recent work collaborating with Palestinian artists.All music featured comes from Stav G.

2. Stav G. Israeli Musician and Vocalist

Hazen sits down with Bronwen Sharp after her celebrated Lincoln Center exhibition. 

1. Bronwen Sharp. Theatre and Portrait Photographer

The Greenhouse Ensemble's Artistic Director sits down with Artists across disciplines to locate the core of why people create.