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	'UBU ROI'
		Alfred Jarry's Ubu Roi was translated for the Gaberbocchus Press by Barbara Wright and illustrated by Franciszka Themerson.
		Ubu Roi created a scandal when it was first performed in the Theatre de l’Oeuvre in Paris in 1896 and was described by André Gide as "the most extraordinary thing seen in the theatre for a long time".
		The figure of Père Ubu was to be a potent one for Jarry, who became obsessed by his creation, to the point that he began to imitate him, adopting an odd way of speaking, referring to himself as ‘Père Ubu’ and behaving in a highly eccentric, Ubuesque manner.
	www.vam.ac.uk /vastatic/wid/exhibits/gaberbocchus-press/uburoi.html (1032 words)

	Joan Miro - Ubu Roi
		Ubu Roi was written by Alfred Jarry and first printed in 1896 before the premier of the play in December 1896.
		Ubu Roi tells the story of a power-driven man, Père Ubu, who is the Polish King’s Knight of the Orders and Count of Sandomir.
		Père and Mère Ubu are able to make their escape and sail back to their home in France, thinking nothing more of the incident than what great stories they will have to tell their friends.
	www.franklinbowlesgallery.com /NY/Artists/Miro/Pages/ny_miro_ubu.html (643 words)

	Alfred Jarry
		At the age of 15 he had written Ubu roi in collaboration with a classmate at the Lycée of Rennes, to ridicule a pompous mathematics teacher.
		Ubu roi was first presented on December 10, 1896 at the Théâtre de l'Oeuvre.
		From Ubu he also adopted the gestures of his creation, spoke in high falsetto like Ubu, and always employed the royal "we." Jarry healt was undermined by poverty and alcohol.
	www.kirjasto.sci.fi /ajarry.htm (1136 words)

	TV ACRES: Advertising Mascots - Animals - Ubu Roi the Dog (Gary David Goldberg)
		At the end of each of Goldberg's television programs (FAMILY TIES/ NBC/1982-89; THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE/CBS/1991-93; and SPIN CITY/ABC/1996-2002, among others) a fl and white photograph of Ubu Roi is flashed on the screen.
		Off screen Gary David Goldberg speaks the phrase "Sit Ubu, Sit!" and the comment "Good Dog!" The dog acknowledges his master voice with a quick, single dog bark.
		Ubu Roi (who died in 1984) played Frisbee with Goldberg during his college days.
	www.tvacres.com /adanimals_uburoi.htm (175 words)

	Ubu Roi Summary and Study Guide - Alfred Jarry
		Ubu Roi eliminates the dramatic action from its Shakespearean antecedents and uses scatological humor and farce to present Jarry’s views on art, literature, politics, the ruling classes, and current events.
		Ubu Roi first saw life as schoolboy farce, a parody of Felix Hebert, one of Jarry’s teachers.
		In his book Jarry: Ubu Roi, Keith Beaumont detailed three accusations that were made against Ubu Roi by spectators and critics in the aftermath of the outrageous performance.
	www.enotes.com /ubu-roi (497 words)

	Ubu Roi
		Ubu Roi has always been subjected to exalted claims or exaggerated scorn.
		Alfred Jarry, author of the Ubu plays, inventor of "Pataphysics", and "eccentric to the point of mania and lucid to the point of hallucination," became the focal point of both outrage and awe.
		Performances of Ubu Roi are July 16-August 1, Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00 p.m., Sundays at 7:00 at Actors Workshop, 40 Boylston Street, Boston.
	www.theatrezone.org /productions/past/ubu/ubu.htm (155 words)

	Alfred JARRY
		For the premier of Ubu Roi at Lugné-Poe's Théâtre de l'Oeuvre, a crowd of intellectuals and invited friends had gathered at the Théâtre Nouveau in the Rue Blanche expecting something new and exciting.
		Ubu Roi itself was not produced again until 1908, the year after Jarry's death.
		The story of Ubu Roi's premier has been told again and again, but a lot of the facts have been convoluted by time, sloppy academics, and the fallacy of the human memory.
	www.milkmag.org /jarry.htm (2488 words)

	David Ball, translation of Ubu roi, Alfred Jarry (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Contemporary slang is mixed with fake archaisms; highfalutin literary vocabulary and diction—most often wildly incorrect—brusquely alternate with vulgar language and the linguistic and physical gestures of slapstick farce.
		Ubu's consistent use of invented oaths (like the "candlestick" above) and a whole vocabulary of recurrent neologisms all contribute to the construction of Ubuese, or Ubuench.
		MAMA UBU: It is not I, Papa Ubu, it is someone else who should be assassinated.
	www.smith.edu /metamorphoses/uburoi.htm (2805 words)

	The Theatre of a Two-Headed Calf: Ubu Roi (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The set and the props of Ubu Roi were a significant part of the “magic of theater” that we eventually destroyed and redefined.
		This embarrassing disruption of the play’s narrative was followed by Ubu’s entrance, in which he immediately ripped the cave painting from the laundry lines (hopefully, evoking more pity from the audience for the stage hands, as well as inciting some more disgust for Ubu/Ryan).
		These props were used to signify that the Royal Ubus themselves had once been the same people who were now their subjects; and by abusing their subjects, they were, in a sense, abusing themselves, or at least their own kind.
	www.twoheadedcalf.org /www/ubu/Ubu_Roi.html (5030 words)

	Potty-talk in Parisian plays: Henry Somm's 'La Berline de l'emigre' and Alfred Jarry's 'Ubu roi.' - HighBeam ...
		Ubu not only represented the upper middle class, but also suggested that the lower classes, having now appropriated Ubu as their symbol by his close linking to a base bodily function, were struggling to be seen and heard.
		The connection of Ubu and the bourgeoisie is made clear in Ubu cocu, where the "sometime King of Poland and Aragon, professor of pataphysics" becomes a tax collector (gathering the funds in his "pschitt-sack," of course).(29) Ubu also has a conscience, which he keeps in a box and when angered, banishes to a chamber pot.
		The characters in the last drama, Ubu enchaine, continue in the scatological vein: Brother Bung, Pissweet, and Pissale (the last two are known in public as the Marquis of Grandmeadow and the Marquis of Grandair), for instance.
	www.encyclopedia.com /doc/1G1-14538992.html (4255 words)

	Columbia College Chicago : Event of the Day: UBU ROI Archives (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Ubu Roi eliminates the dramatic action from its Shakespearean antecedents and uses scatological humor and farce to present Jarry’s views on art, literature, politics, the ruling classes, and current events.
		Ubu Roi first saw life as schoolboy farce, a parody of Felix Hebert, one of Jarry’s teachers.
		In his book Jarry: Ubu Roi, Keith Beaumont detailed three accusations that were made against Ubu Roi by spectators and critics in the aftermath of the outrageous performance.
	cms.colum.edu /eventoftheday/archives/001900.php (457 words)

	UBU AND THE TRUTH COMMISSION : HANDSPRING PUPPET COMPANY - cutting edge Puppet Theatre
		Ubu Roi follows the political, military, and criminal exploits of the grandiose and rapacious Ubu, a kind of parodic Macbeth who, together with his wife, attempts to seize all power for himself.
		Ubu's weapons are a pshittasword and a pshittashook, and his sceptre is by tradition a lavatory brush, a stage prop which you will see appear in our production.
		Ubu's story is, at one level, a singular story of individual pathology; yet it is at the same time an exemplary account of the relationships between capitalist ideology, imperialism, race, class, and gender, religion and modernisation in the southern African sub-region.
	www.handspringpuppet.co.za /html/ubu.html (6243 words)

	Department of Theatre Arts - University of Pittsburgh (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Ubu Roi (King Ubu), a satirical and funny classic about the abuse and power, written by Alfred Jarry and directed by Lofty Durham.
		Ubu and his wife ignite a world war due to their stupidity and greed.
		It was through writing Ubu Roi that Jarry became the creator of “Pataphysics”, a logic of the absurd.
	www.pitt.edu /~play/ubufactsheet.html (343 words)

	U B U W E B :: Bernd Alois Zimmermann
		The Academy of the country in which the piece set is commanded to attend the banquet - and at the end in the 'Marche du decervellage' is dispatched through the trap door: symbolic of the fate of a liberal academy under the reign of a usurper.
		In order to show up our absolutely disproportionate intellectual and cultural situation, musical collages of the most amusing and hardest tone are used; the piece is pure collage, based on dances of the 16th and 17th centuries, interspersed with quotations from earlier and contemporary composers.
		Ubu is the incarnation of a depraved bourgeois, a tyrant and mass murderer, boorish and coarse, who has made his way by murder from being a captain of a regiment of dragoons to become the Head of State.
	www.ubu.com /sound/zimmermann.html (1938 words)

	Crude, Juvenile, Highly Offensive --`Ubu Roi' Was All That and More \| The Reporter: Four Corners, Florida (Site not responding. Last check: )
		That didn't surprise me. "Ubu Roi" is as strange as its title, a totally adventuresome comedy that adopts anarchy as its true raison d'etre -- not necessarily in the political sense, although this is a very political play, but in an artistic sense.
		Crude, juvenile, at times moronic, highly offensive and unabashedly goofy, "Ubu Roi" is the kind of play that makes no effort to accommodate the audience; you're either going to love the show's originality or cringe and feel the whole thing is interminable.
		"Ubu Roi" is a wildly experimental play that's been credited with being the theatrical precursor to the absurdity, surrealist and Dada art movements that would help inspire everything from the artwork of Salvador Dali to the films of Luis Bunuel and Roman Polanski to the music of Frank Zappa.
	www.theledger.com /apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060928/REPORTER/609280321/1177/RSS09&source=RSS (998 words)

	Miró, Ubu Roi
		Père Ubu first appeared in 1888 in a collaboration between Alfred Jarry and a fellow student at the Rennes Lycée, but his first public appearance came in 1893 when Jarry published some of prose works in an avant-garde review, the Minutes de Sable Mémorial.
		As presented by Jarry, Père Ubu is a bully, an ingrate, a coward; Miró's Ubu is all of these but most of all a force for chaos.
		Ubu Roi was printed by Mourlot and published by Teriade in an edition of 205 portfolios, all numbered and signed by Miró, 20 of which were HC impressions, containing a set of unsigned color lithographs with centerfoldprinted on Arches paper.
	spaightwoodgalleries.com /Pages/Miro_1969_Ubu_Roi.html (927 words)

	Ubu Roi - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Ubu Roi is a play written by Alfred Jarry in 1896 that is the defining classic of the Dada art movement in theater.
		It is a collection of three plays written throughout his life to satirize European philosophies and its sometimes ludicrous practices.
		Ubu is a nobody, at one point a slave on a Turkish Galley, at another point the King of Poland.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Ubu_Roi (146 words)

	My Ubu, Myself
		Early versions of Ubu Roi and Ubu Cocu were written and read among friends in the years that followed, culminating in '96 at Aurelien Lugne-Poe's Theatre d'Art in two history-making performances of Ubu Roi.
		A two-act version of Ubu Roi -- with songs -- designed for marionettes, under the name Ubu sur la Butte, appeared in print in 1906, the same year that Jarry suffered a stroke and nearly died of malnutrition exacerbated by a deterioration caused by excessive drinking, ether-inhaling, and, some say, opium use.
		Ubu's freedom from the restraints of good and evil was, in Jarry's hands, the artistic equivalent of an anarchist's bomb.
	www.amrep.org /past/ubu/ubu1.html (2128 words)

	Ubu Roi (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Macbeth - plot to overthrow the king, Mere Ubu as the domineering wife.
		Ubu's tactical speech over the beer can was a parody of Winston Churchill.
		This was an example of a production choice which, while not a given of the script, makes sense in the context of the interpretation.
	fog.ccsf.cc.ca.us /~dparr/Ubu.htm (193 words)

	Denison Theatre presents "Ubu Roi"
		"Ubu Roi" is regarded as a highly influential work, acting as a precursor to the Surrealist, Dada, and Absurdist art movements to follow in the 20th century.
		The main character of the drama, Pa Ubu, is a disgusting, cruel, and gluttonous man who leads a purposeless existence.
		He and his wife, Ma Ubu, are constantly at odds with one another in their wildly erratic ways.
	denison.edu /publicaffairs/pressreleases/ubu_roi_11-06.html (388 words)

	Ubu Roi Study Guide
		Ubu roi : drama in 5 acts / by Alfred...
		A psychoaudiologist is the Ubu Roi of Patajunglism, the study of jungle that does not exist, but should...
		UBU ROI: The Empty Space Theatre presents the world premiere adaptation of Alfred Jarry's absurd and comic study of two...
	www.newcreationmarketer.com /135/ubu-roi-study-guide.html (431 words)

	The Harvard Crimson :: News :: Ubu Roi
		Alfred Jarry's fat lady galumphs along riotously, but about two-thirds of the way to the finish line, with all that painting and sweat, she gets a little painful to watch.
		Mere Ubu (Virginia Morrs) comes on with a Bela Lugosi accent, smelling roses, swearing at her husband and slaying a mock army with a toilet brush.
		Jarry was a Frenchman who lived in a garret with two owls and a stone phallus around the turn of the century.
	www.thecrimson.com /article.aspx?ref=245587 (431 words)

	Amazon.fr : Ubu Roi: Livres: Alfred Jarry (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Ubu roi d'Alfred Jarry, livre du professeur de Frédérique Toudoire-Surlapierre
		Ubu, héros de troisième ordre qui synthétise à lui seul tous les travers humains possibles, devient roi de Pologne par un régicide grotesque.
		Ubu roi, satire universelle de la stupidité et de la vulgarité, est peuplé de personnages types.
	www.amazon.fr /Ubu-Roi-Alfred-Jarry/dp/2253149055 (774 words)

	Salon: Ubu Roi
		The "Terminal Drive" CD of Datapanik is a bit confusing, since a few cuts are Pere Ubu side projects recorded well after the group was established, but much of the material captures fascinating warmup for the Ubu eruption.
		Pere Ubu were determined to scorn commerce, to never be professional rock musicians and to have "projects" rather than a career.
		This tipped the Pere Ubu scale to the arty side, and Thomas turned into more of a whimsy figure, a punk Edward Lear fixated on birdies and fishies and posies.
	archive.salon.com /weekly/pereubu960916.html (1019 words)

	Ubu Roi ***** \| theatre australia
		He is brilliantly supported by his long suffering wife, Ma Ubu (Bec Bignall) who has plans of her own for power.
		Thank you casti and crewi of Ubu Roi for a great night of entertainment.
		We had studied Ubu Roi a little, but seeing it come to life was one of the funniest things I had seen in quite a while.
	www.theatre.asn.au /forum_topic/ubu_roi (661 words)

	ATHENA: JARRY, Ubu Roi; Pierre Perroud
		Père Ubu, fais attention à ce que je te dis.
		Le roi est mort, les ducs aussi et le jeune Bougrelas s'est sauvé avec sa mère dans les montagnes.
		Le Père Ubu m'a fait emprisonner sous prétexte de conspiration, je suis parvenu à m'échapper et j'ai couru cinq jours et cinq nuits à cheval à travers les steppes pour venir implorer Votre gracieuse miséricorde.
	un2sg4.unige.ch /athena/jarry/jar_ubur.html (6880 words)

	Variety.com - Reviews - Ubu Roi (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Helmer Julia Rodriguez-Elliott's staging of Jarry's landmark precursor to surrealistic modern drama gleefully highlights the comical, absurdist elements of the rise and fall of Ubu (Alan Blumenfeld) and his cohort in crime, Ma Ubu (Deborah Strang), while downplaying the scripter's scathing indictment of the bourgeoisie.
		There is certainly nothing calculating about Blumenfeld's Pa Ubu, who exudes a ravenous sense of entitlement as he murders his nobles, robs the treasury, pillages the citizenry and occasionally defecates in plain view.
		The main strength of "Ubu Roi" is the facile interplay of a talented, hard-working ensemble that never allows the thematic machinations to lag during the helmer's complicated choreographed routines and myriad rapid-fire scene changes.
	www.variety.com /review/VE1117929876.html?categoryid=33&cs=1 (520 words)

	Ubu Roi
		Ubu starts to exit, falls down and then stands up.
		A bear surprises Ubu and his man. Ubu hides, leaving his man to fight the Bear, which is killed.
		Ubu is so relieved that he falls asleep.
	www.notbored.org /ubu.html (466 words)

	Ubu Roi Orlando, Florida - the empty spaces theatre co.
		Their first attempts ended poorly: The Pere Ubu Library in Krakow was looted by peasants who used the 3 books (all pop-ups) for toilet paper; the enormous bronze statue of Ubu collapsed under the weight of 200 tons of pigeon shit; and don't even ask about EuroUbuland.
		Pere Ubu claims to have won an ancient tome of magic spells from Rasputin in a high-stakes game of Go Fish; Mere Ubu insists she wrangled 3 wishes out of a Djinni she seduced in the Near East.
		Ubu is like a bad car wreck -- so revolting you don't want to look, but so facinating that you can't help yourself.
	www.emptyspacestheatre.org /uburoi/uburoipress.htm (1611 words)

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