- Edward Rozinsky is a natural teacher. Ever since he was a young boy, he has always wanted to teach others everything that he has mastered, be it a piano etude, ballroom dance, or mime technique. Later he organized the first pantomime group in his town.
- While studying at the Leningrad Institute of Theatre, Mr. Rozinsky conducted a Mime company, where he trained young artists. They have become a core for a well-known in Europe and elsewhere mime-clown company "Litzedei" (Jesters in English). Several of them became world-renowned mimes and clowns, employed in such prestigious organizations as "Cirque du Soleil." Mr. Rozinsky's apprentice Slava Polunin in his critically acclaimed "Slava's SnowShow," recently appeared on Broadway.
- After studying theater arts, under prominent Stage Director/Educator Georgi Tovstonogov (himself a student of Konstantin Stanislavsky), Edward Rozinsky continued his Stage Movement education under a well-known professor Ivan Kokh.
- With Mime art being still a novelty at a time, Edward Rozinsky developed a program and taught mime professionally at Leningrad Theatre Institute. Soon his first book, "The Silent Art," was published, and his skills as a Stage Director, Stage Movement Instructor, and Choreographer were widely utilized.
- In 1979 Mr. Rozinsky emigrated to the United States and took a pro-active approach to his new life. He choreographed movement scenes in several off-Broadway productions, directed, and acted in a variety show, and taught Acting and Stage Movement in a Modeling School in NY.
- As a Professor of Physical Theatre at the University of Miami since 1983, Edward Rozinsky designed a program that included Essential Stage Movement, Period Movement, Stage Unarmed Combat, Stage Fencing, and Mime.
- His book "Essential Stage Movement" was published in 1988, and received favorable reviews from teachers of the subject. With the emergence of the image- and sound-recording technology, Mr. Rozinsky created a Virtual Course in Stage Movement, a beneficial teaching tool for thousands of acting students, choreographers, and movement teachers for many generations.
- Another textbook by Prof. Rozinsky, "Essential Stage Fencing," a systematic training in the safe use of a weapon on stage, has been published recently.
- The teaching and coaching Movement for Actor method in many schools has helped generations of professional actors in Russia and the United States to develop their natural psycho-physical abilities.
- Along with teaching, Mr. Rozinsky actively continues directing plays, writing scripts, and performing on stage and in front of the camera. ,
