"King Ubu, or Poles" is a play in the genre of absurd theater, written by the French writer Alfred Jarry. In this book, the author presents us with a surreal world where power, corruption, greed and violence are intertwined with humor and grotesqueness. The main character, Ubu, extremely immoral and cruel, becomes king thanks to a treacherous criminal conspiracy. Through laughter and paradoxes, the author shows the emptiness and absurdity of power, as well as the tragic consequences that can arise from its abuse. The book "King Ubu, or Poles" is considered one of the classic works of the theater of the absurd and leaves a permanent mark in the reader's heart, forcing him to think about the essence of human existence and society.