Jude Obermüller (*1991) is a British composer. From the West End to Off Broadway; International Arts Festivals to Opera Festivals; and world-renowned performance spaces to Abbey Road Studios, Jude's eclectic works span music within theatre, dance and recorded media.
Since his first musical Forbidden Fruit was selected for the Brighton Festival at age 18, his career highlights have included the musicals UCAS (Edinburgh Fringe), Suffragette City and YouTubers (Youth Music Theatre: UK); Alice in Wonderland, a musical-play (Storyhouse, Chester, UK); Nehemiah, a dance (JCC Manhattan); Heartland, a cantata with author Nicky Singer (Scarabeus Theatre Company); I Remember the Ship, opera (Tête-à-Tête Opera Festival); scores for the plays Underground (59E59 Theatres, Off Broadway), Farragut North and As You Like It (Southwark Playhouse, Off West End), The Jabberwocky (Edinburgh Fringe) and That Face (Brighton Festival); as well as music for the UN Refugee Agency’s Moving Stories (Theatre Royal, Haymarket, West End). He currently has three new, each different pieces between workshop and development, both in the US & the U.K.
His work has been recorded at Abbey Road Studios, and played at The London Festival of Cabaret; The Other Palace, London; 54 Below, NYC; New York Musicals Festival (NYMF); Joe’s Pub at The Public Theatre, NYC; The Denver Opera House; New Musicals Inc. Los Angeles; The London Hippodrome; The Garrick Theatre, West End; New York City Center; The Kennedy Center, Washington D.C - as well as film festivals including: Seoul International Animation Festival; This is England Animation Festival, Rouen; Tricky Women Animation Festival, Vienna.
ERASMUS Exchange Program in Composition, with Richard Danielpour - Manhattan School of Music.
PGDip in Composition for Screen, with Joe Horovitz - The Royal College of Music.
MFA in Musical Theatre Writing, with various artists including Randall Eng, Mindi Dickstein, Sybille Pearson, Fred Carl and Mel Marvin - New York University.