SMIRNOV. I'm ill! [Weeps] Dear... dear sir, do go away! You lie! Yes? Do you remember? Chipmunk and Bear Play Script Drama Notebook 2020-04-30T21:26:05+00:00. Where's Dasha? It can also be found in the book, Theatre for Youth: Twelve Plays with Mature Themes, edited ⦠A glass of vodka! He wants to see you.... SMIRNOV. Pay me my money and I'll go. 6 minutes long. SMIRNOV. SMIRNOV. You don't know how to behave before women! But you can't go on weeping and wearing mourning for ever. I shan't let you play about with me, confound it! I hate you! Baby Bear: Oh great! I told you perfectly plainly; I haven't any money to spare; wait until the day after to-morrow. [Falls into a chair] Oh, I'm ill, I'm ill! But I warn you, I'm going to fire in the air. I don't want to talk to impudent scoundrels! One the Bear is a game changing production for young people and audiences with curious minds. With pistols? LUKA. POPOVA. To-morrow I've got to pay the interest, and begin mowing, and here you.... [Puts his arms around her] I shall never forgive myself for this.... POPOVA. You must allow me to call things by their real names. [Kneels] I love you as I've never loved before! Gain full access to show guides, character breakdowns, auditions, monologues and more! We cannot eat it now. [He grips the back of a chair; the chair creaks and breaks] But the most disgusting thing of all is that this crocodile for some reason or other imagines that its chef d'oeuvre, its privilege and monopoly, is its tender feelings. I'm in love like a student, I've been on my knees.... [Rudely] I love you! POPOVA. If you don't pay me to-day, I'll have to hang myself to-morrow. I will get that deer! [Not giving him her hand] What do you want? I was just about dead-beat after it all, slept, goodness knows where, in some inn, kept by a Jew, with a vodka-barrel by my head. My lord, I warrant you we will play our part, As he shall think by our true diligence He is no less than what we say he is. I'm lost! [Loads the revolver in silence, takes his cap and goes to the door. You're a rude, ill-bred man! And I could use a bite to eat, too. [Jumps up] Shut up! The man! I shan't have any peace until I've made a hole in your forehead... that forehead which I hate so much! Are you afraid? I am a landowner, of respectable character, have an income of ten thousand a year. POPOVA. LUKA. LUKA. This isn't a stable! POPOVA. The play The Bear is pretty unbelievable, when you really think about it. I don't know how to behave before women! You know that when Nicolai Mihailovitch died, life lost all its meaning for me. The last word? SMIRNOV. Eh? POPOVA. So enjoy! SMIRNOV. Because... because you... because I like you. [With heat] What right have you to talk like that? Do you think I'm afraid of you just because you have large fists and a bull's throat? [Yells] Waiter! SMIRNOV. SMIRNOV. But what a woman! Brenda Chapman (born November 1, 1962) is an American writer, animation story artist and director. In French, or what? Stop. SMIRNOV. Please don't shout! SMIRNOV. SMIRNOV. ... 2020 MB Team . I shan't give you a farthing, just to spite you. Take your hands away! Beauty won't last long, you know. [To LUKA] You fool, you're too fond of talking.... Ass! POPOVA. POPOVA. We're going to fight it out! What an idea! [POPOVA is in deep mourning and has her eyes fixed on a photograph. I own some fine horses.... Will you be my wife? POPOVA. POPOVA. [A prolonged kiss. Purchase ePlay Madam, in my time I've seen more women than you've seen sparrows! I can't even see one of these poetic creatures from a distance without breaking out into a cold sweat out of sheer anger. I'm even sorry to have to kill her! POPOVA. POPOVA. [Enter LUKA.] Mother Bear: It is too hot. Not a sour-faced jellybag, but fire, gunpowder, a rocket! LUKA. Tell them to give him an extra feed of oats. Some bear out SLY. SMIRNOV. My word, it's the first time in my life that I've seen.... SMIRNOV. My cubs must be hungry. Well, just you wait! [Pause] Aren't you going? SMIRNOV. [Enter POPOVA with pistols.] If youâre looking for an audition piece thatâs comedic or dramatic, weâve got some great monologues to choose from! Up next And I'm in a state of mind which, if I don't pay the interest due to-morrow, will force me to make a graceful exit from this life feet first. SMIRNOV. SMIRNOV. POPOVA. [Her eyes downcast] Sir, in my solitude I have grown unaccustomed to the masculine voice, and I can't stand shouting. Letâs go for a walk in the forest and wait for it to cool down. You look at one of these poetic creatures: all muslin, an ethereal demi-goddess, you have a million transports of joy, and you look into her soul—and see a common crocodile! [Rings.] [He snatches at the back of a chair; the chair creaks and breaks] Devil take it, how I'm smashing up your furniture! LUKA. There was a time when I played the fool, scented myself, used honeyed words, wore jewellery, made beautiful bows. Do you understand? I am compelled to disturb you on a very pressing affair. Bear! Yes, I know it's no secret to you that he was often unfair to me, cruel, and... and even unfaithful, but I shall be true till death, and show him how I can love. POPOVA. And how well you look in mourning! I know those dimples! Well, there you are! Give me my money.... [Aside] Oh, how angry I am! MOTHER BEAR: So it is! Whom are you talking to? [Exit.] Yes, madam. I must ask you not to disturb my peace. [Bows.] Please leave me alone! SMIRNOV. I shall never go out.... Why should I? [Sighs] No, I see that I shall have to go into a convent after all. Sometimes, I get the bear and other times, the bear gets me⦠To read the full one-act ePlay, find purchase link below: In this one-act play, Tiffany talks with her teacher to try and gain clarity on the stresses she has in her creative work. Checkout. Join StageAgent today and unlock amazing theatre resources and opportunities. Brenda Chapman. Bear! What do I want to fall in love with you for? [Not hearing him] If she fights, well that's equality of rights, emancipation, and all that! [Sees POPOVA and speaks with respect] Madam, I have the honour to present myself, I am Grigory Stepanovitch Smirnov, landowner and retired lieutenant of artillery! [Shrugs his shoulders] And then people want me to keep calm! [Yells] Let's go out and fight! Luka says: There you are again! Absolutely! LUKA. I wasn't asking you about a stable, but whether I'd got my interest to pay to-morrow or not? Fire, then! No, you don't! But what can I do if I haven't got the money? STEPHANO What is this same? You must excuse me, I can't pay you. SMIRNOV. Wonderful woman! There's nobody at home! Good-bye. Loading... Unsubscribe from Shannon Cody? This is the story of a young bear who wants more for her tribe. He used to buy oats from me. Pelageya! The mice have eaten my livery. SMIRNOV. These are excellent pistols. [Pause.] Eh? Very well! I do. No! TRINCULO This is the tune of our catch, played by the picture of Nobody. [Exit LUKA] If Nicolai Mihailovitch died in debt to you, then I shall certainly pay you, but you must excuse me to-day, as I haven't any spare cash. LUKA. I really... SKU: 43-The Bear Categories: eplays, Monologues from Plays. The man is true and faithful in love! [Enter LUKA.] POPOVA. Selected monologues from The Bear including video examples, context and character information. [Laughs bitterly] Men are faithful and constant in love! Water! I'm off my head, I'm in love like a boy, like a fool! What grace there was in his figure when he pulled at the reins with all his strength! POPOVA. [Parodying her] "Devil take you! [Points to the door] That's the way. [All the ANIMALS run to the tipi except MOTHER BEAR and LYNX.] SMIRNOV. PAPA BEAR MOMMA BEAR BABY BEAR SCRIPT: NARRATOR: Once upon a time, there was a little girl named Goldilocks. 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