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EPISODE · Feb 22, 2012 · 1H 2M

The Kerri Edelman Show presents Playwright Steve Bluestein

from The Kerri Edelman Show · host Kerri Edelman

Doing stand up comedy for over twenty years, Steve Bluestein has finally come into his own as a playwright.  His talent has been honed from years of pounding the boards in Las Vegas, Atlantic City, Reno, Tahoe and countless comedy clubs across the nation.  In the last few years his career, which had included television, feature films, cable and personal appearances has taken a new direction.  After writing for Normal Lear, he joined the sit com staff of "THIRTEEN EAST" for NBC, then went on to "TOTALLY HIDDEN VIDEO" as a segment producer for Fox TV and "THE NEW CANDID CAMERA" for Universal.  As always, Steve returns to his first love stand-up comedy as often as possible. Most recently opening for Lanie Kazan in concert and once again returning to Laughlin, Nevada to the Riverside Casino. A strong improviser, it is recommended you not sit up front if you don’t want to talk to this fast witted comedian. His stock and trade is his rapid wit and an ability to improvise on any subject at the drop of a hat.  See his show over and over again, 80% of the material will be new. "I have to do it that way", says the comedian... "otherwise I get too bored to stand on stage!"  Bored is something you won’t be, Steve is hysterical.  Be sure to pick up a copy of his book "It's So Hard To Type With A Gun In My Mouth" now available at www.amazon.com. For more information, visit http://stevebluestein.homestead.com/

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