Ubu
by Alfred Jarry, Kenneth McLeish


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Readers appreciate the absurdity and humor of Ubu, with many noting its historical significance in the development of theatre styles like Surrealism and Dada. The plays are described as chaotic, funny, and full of crass language, making for a unique reading experience. However, some readers find certain sections odd or less engaging compared to others in the trilogy.
Synopsis
The satirical farce acclaimed as the touchstone for the Dada and Surrealist movements, the Theatre of the Absurd, and much of the rest of experimental theatre in the twentieth century.
Publication
Ubu is a play written by Alfred Jarry and published by Nick Hern Books (1997).
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