Ubu Sings Ubu

Welcome to the lewd and crude “Ubu Sings Ubu,” which mashes up Jarry’s scatological satire of power, corruption, and bourgeois complacency with the seminal art-punk songs of Cleveland experimental garage rockers Pere Ubu.

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Ms. Muz is perhaps best remembered for arriving at the opening party wearing only a pale dusting of glitter over her nipples. (A mistake, she acknowledged: “I should have put lipstick on them to make them pop.”)

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Loud, inspired and more than a little deranged, “Ubu Sings Ubu” mixes a Google Translate version of Alfred Jarry’s 1896 scatalogical satire, “Ubu Roi,” with songs written by the experimental rock band Pere Ubu. And it works. This is “Ubu” as punk cabaret, dynamic dance numbers and all.

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