Blurred at the Edges

08/03/2021

We’ve got another mini episode to tide you over until we kick off Season 3 in September. We’re excited to share our conversation with playwright/actor/director Steven Oberman as he discusses self-producing his one-man show, Blurred at the Edges about the life of Dr. John Langdon Down.

07/30/2021

Next week the Doctor is in! So excited for opening night next Friday, Aug 6, at 7:30pm, and the other two performances, Aug 7 at 7:30pm and Aug 8 at 2pm.
Check out the very nice article posted by BroadwayWorld.com!...We'll pardon their liberties with the play's title

BLURRED AROUND THE CORNERS, written and performed by Steven Oberman offers an intimate play about a Doctor who championed those who needed it. Steven talks about creating and performing this play, which is playing through August 6-8th at Vista’s Broadway Theatre.

07/27/2021

Thank you, Talk Theatre to Me and San Diego Theatre Critics Circle for this terrific article about the play. And I love that it now has a special title I can use overseas: "Blurred Around the Corners." 😄

Steven Oberman talks about creating and performing BLURRED AROUND THE CORNERS, which is playing at Vista's Broadway Theatre through Aug 6th-8th

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07/10/2021

First day of blocking my one-man show and my trusty rehearsal companion is there. He keeps hoping I’ll write him a walk-on part…or is that a bark-on part?
Tickets for “Blurred at the Edges” (the story of Dr. John Langdon Down), at Broadway Theater in Vista on Aug 6-8, are available at 760-806-7905.

10/09/2020

And now for Part 2 of the story of Dr. Down, a leader in the enlightened care for those with disabilities. Available for free viewing on YouTube!

Dr. Down, the namesake for Down’s Syndrome, must overcome his personal tragedies to effectively fight for his patient’s well-being. This one man play receive...

09/23/2020

It is my pleasure to make this online version of my 2019 play, "Blurred at the Edges" available to the community in these times of uncertainty. May Dr. Down be an example of inclusion and acceptance that we all can learn from. Enjoy! (Part One is available now on YouTube. Part Two is coming soon. 30 min each)

A one-man play based on Dr. Down, the Victorian doctor who is the namesake for Down’s syndrome. Written and performed by Steven Oberman.

04/10/2019

Written and Performed by Steven Oberman. Based on the life of Dr. John Langdon Down, namesake for Down's Syndrome. In England of 1887, Dr. Down prepares for ...

03/26/2019

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