 He continued studying at the Actors Studio, and later worked with Marshall W. Mason at the Circle Repertory Company.Wasyk became the Associate Artistic Director of the Toronto Free Theatre from 1984 to 1986, as well as becoming the founding Artistic Director of his own theatre company 45.3, where he wrote and directed the Chalmers-nominated play "In the Wee Hours".Other productions included Bertolt Brecht’s "Baal", Alfred Jarry’s "Ubu the King", Béla Bartók’s, "Bluebeard’s Castle", and Sam Shepard’s "Killer’s Head".