Julian Rosenblum
Software Engineer | Comedy Writer/Composer
Software Engineer | Comedy Writer/Composer
Welcome to my website! I do a lot of different things, so bear with me.
My software career has spanned from news aggregation to live video to UI infrastructure. I am the author of a new musical comedy, Bohemian Progeny, which was named the best musical of the 2022-2023 season by theater critic Peter Filichia. I am also the creator of Carol and Ethel’s Podcast, where my sister and I star as the internet's favorite Jewish grandmothers.
My written work has been published in McSweeney’s and the Yale Record and my original songs have been performed at 54 Below and Pershing Square Signature Center. When possible, I like to combine music and programming, yielding projects like Sharp11 and Markato.
I was born in, raised in, and refuse to leave New York City.
A cross between Tetris and Bejeweled
Generate a fictitious Yale course using AI
A tile-based game puzzle game
I'm a composer, arranger, pianist, and drummer. I've written works across various genres from jazz to rock to classical, but these days I primarily write musical theater.
I also served for two years as the head arranger for the Yale Precision Marching Band, for whom I've arranged over 65 songs spanning genres from rock to pop to hip-hop.
Published in McSweeney's Internet Tendency.
Published in The Yale Record.
Published in The Yale Record.
This is a message from the MTA New York City Transit.
A (mostly) fictional story of Julian discovering that he is actually nothing more than a Jewish stereotype.
Act III, Scene 1.
The All-American Family, but with some slight variations.
In case you haven't gotten enough Jewish humor.
You know the one.
The creation myth we deserve.
This was timely when I wrote it.
Don't buy drugs off the deep web, kids.
Did I mention I do coding and musical theater?
Since there seemed to be some uncertainty on Hacker News, let me clarify that this is indeed satire.
