These three pieces are "Land Before Time" by Charles Cohen, This is "The Rill Speaking" by Lanford Wilson and "Revue Time" by Harold Pinter and N. Simpson. In 1969, Howard Ryshpan directed the production of The Playmakers by Corner Brook at the Saint John Drama Festival in Newfoundland. He was chosen as the best director of the festival and won an award for directing the best play "Live Like Pigs" written by John Arden.. This troupe represented the Maritime provinces at the National Dramatic Festival, from May 19 to May 24 1969, in Kelowna, in British Columbia. On May 4, 1969, Howard interprets extracts from works by Franz Kafka, in a special program at the Saidye Bronfman Center in Montreal. Howard Ryshpan taught theater in Montreal for a year at Loyola College until his 1974 merger with Concordia University. Then he was teacher in the theater department at Dawson College in Montreal from 1982 To 2002. This department presented annually to the public theatrical plays in English, at the Dome Theater, at 3990 Notre-Dame Ouest, Montreal. The theatrical productions in the studio are carried out by 2nd year students; major productions are carried out by students (graduating) in the 3rd year of the program. These plays in English which were directed by Howard Ryshpan and played at Dome Theatre, are in particular:  One of his first roles on the screen is that of doctor in the Canadian production "Blood Relatives" (French: "Les liens du sang") which is a film Franco-Canadian policeman directed by Claude Chabrol, released in 1978. The scenario consists of a young girl who takes refuge one evening in a police station in Montreal covered with blood and tells a confused family story. In cinema, Howard Ryshpan was notably an actor in the role of Dr. Dan Keloid in the horror film, entitled Rabid (or "Rage" in French), with the actors Marilyn Chambers, Joe Silver, Patricia Gage and Susan Roman, published in early 1977. Filmed in Montreal in 1977, the film Rage reports on the epidemic of rage triggered by a young woman's motorcycle accident. By patching up the injured victim, a cosmetic surgeon delves into the treatments. The horror of the film translates into scenes of blood and death. Audio comments and an interview with the director of the film David Cronenberg are presented in addition to the film. The name of Howard Ryshpan appears in the co-casting of the film Virus (1980 film); he was assisted in the casting by his daughter Arden Ryshpan.