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The Actors' Gang Presents UBU THE KING This Month (Jan 19, 2023)
The Actors' Gang Extends UBU THE KING Through Early December (Nov 1, 2022)
The Actors' Gang Presents 40th Anniversary Revival Of UBU THE KING (Sep 27, 2022)
The Actors' Gang Presents UBU THE KING This Month (Jan 19, 2023)
The Actors' Gang Extends UBU THE KING Through Early December (Nov 1, 2022)
The Actors' Gang Presents 40th Anniversary Revival Of UBU THE KING (Sep 27, 2022)
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The Actors' Gang Presents UBU THE KING This Month
Ed Rampell in his People's World review of The Actors' Gang Ubu the King said, “With any luck, Ubu will be extended into 2023. I have a feeling we'll be needing a good laugh in the year to come.” The Actors' Gang, happy to oblige, is bringing back its smash hit, sold-old revival of Ubu starting Friday, January 27
Ed Rampell in his People's World review of The Actors' Gang Ubu the King said, “With any luck, Ubu will be extended into 2023. I have a feeling we'll be needing a good laugh in the year to come.” The Actors' Gang, happy to oblige, is bringing back its smash hit, sold-old revival of Ubu starting Friday, January 27
The Actors' Gang Extends UBU THE KING Through Early December
The Actors’ Gang has extended its fortieth anniversary production of Ubu the King through December 3. Ubu is a revival of the obscenely funny, deeply offensive, and utterly deranged play that started it all for this now storied theatre company.
The Actors’ Gang has extended its fortieth anniversary production of Ubu the King through December 3. Ubu is a revival of the obscenely funny, deeply offensive, and utterly deranged play that started it all for this now storied theatre company.
The Actors' Gang Presents 40th Anniversary Revival Of UBU THE KING
In 1896, the bohemian, absinthe-drinking, rebellious writer Alfred Jarry debuted his revolutionary play Ubu the King with a single performance in Paris. The absurd satire shocked audiences, resulting in repeated interruptions throughout the performance and culminating in a riot. This violent reception cemented Alfred Jarry's legacy as a provocative and controversial author.
In 1896, the bohemian, absinthe-drinking, rebellious writer Alfred Jarry debuted his revolutionary play Ubu the King with a single performance in Paris. The absurd satire shocked audiences, resulting in repeated interruptions throughout the performance and culminating in a riot. This violent reception cemented Alfred Jarry's legacy as a provocative and controversial author.
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