Play Laboratory aims to be a collective theatre outside borders, offering different forms of expression to the people of the contemporary world with its team consisting of actors, designers and directors who think differently in their fields, and conducting research studies by learning together with its audience in the process.

Alfred Jarry's immortal work King Ubu comes to life again on stage under the name "UBUIFICATION". It presents the audience with a tale that shows how the Ubu's endless desire for a standardized world creates a universe of fear and how people become Ubu.

The play explores the Koleda (Bocuk Night) ritual, a Balkan tradition, and the ontology of fear and fear.
It becomes a tool for questioning.

Translated from the original French by Hazal Çevik, adapted and directed by Fatih Pazvantoğlu, the play will delight the audience with its offensive sense of humour.
It invites you into Jarry's absurd world.