Pierre & Anatole (Off-Broadway Version) by Dave Malloy (Ft. Dave Malloy & Lucas Steele)
Pierre & Anatole (Off-Broadway Version) by Dave Malloy (Ft. Dave Malloy & Lucas Steele)

Pierre & Anatole (Off-Broadway Version)

Dave Malloy & Dave Malloy & Lucas Steele * Track #23 On Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812 (Original Cast Recording)

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Pierre & Anatole (Off-Broadway Version) by Dave Malloy (Ft. Dave Malloy & Lucas Steele)

Release Date
Tue Jan 01 2013
Performed by
Dave MalloyDave Malloy & Lucas Steele
Produced by
Janet Kagan & Howard Kagan & Dean Sharenow & Kurt Deutsch
Writed by
Dave Malloy
About

Pierre confronts Anatole;

Pierre scares Anatole into submission, and Anatole hands over the letters between him and Natasha and agrees to leave Moscow and never speak of the affair again.

Pierre & Anatole (Off-Broadway Version) Annotated

[PIERRE]
You promised Countess Rostova to marry her
And were about to elope, is that so?

[ANATOLE]
Mon cher,
I don't consider myself bound to answer
Questions put to me in that tone

[PIERRE]
My face, already pale
Becomes distorted by fury
I seize you by the collar with my big, big hands
And I shake you from side to side
Until your face shows a sufficient degree of terror
When I tell you I must talk to you!

[ANATOLE]
Come now, this is stupid!
What, what—
Don't, don't!

[PIERRE]
You're a scoundrel and a blackguard
And I don't know what deprives me of the pleasure
Of smashing your head in with this![

Did you promise to marry her?

[ANATOLE]
I didn't think of it,
I never promised, because—

[PIERRE]
Have you any letters of hers?
Any letters?

I shan't be violent, don't be afraid

First, the letters
Second,
Tomorrow you must get out of Moscow

[ANATOLE]
But how can I?

[PIERRE]
Third,
You must never breathe a word
Of what has happened between
You and the Countess
Now, I know I can't prevent your doing so
But if you have a spark of conscience

Pierre paces the room
Several times in silence

[ANATOLE]
Anatole sits at a table,
Frowning and biting his lips

[PIERRE]
After all, you must understand
That besides your pleasure
There is such a thing as other people,
And their happiness and peace
And that you are ruining a whole life
For the sake of amusing yourself!

Amuse yourself with women like my wife
With them you're within your rights
But to promise a young girl to marry her
To deceive, to kidnap
Why don't you understand that that's as cruel
As beating an old man or a child?!

[ANATOLE]
Well I don't know about that, eh?
I don't know that!
And I don't want to
But you have used such words to me—
"Scoundrel," and so on,
Which, as a man of honor,
I will not allow anyone to use

[PIERRE]
Is it satisfaction you want?

[ANATOLE]
You could at least take back your words, eh?
If you want me to do as you wish

[PIERRE]
Fine I take them back
I take them back
And I ask you to forgive me
And if you require money for your journey...

[ANATOLE]
Anatole smiled
The reflection of that base and cringing smile
Which Pierre knew so well in his wife
Revolted him

[PIERRE]
Oh, vile and heartless brood!

[ANATOLE]
Next day, Anatole left
For Petersburg!

Pierre & Anatole (Off-Broadway Version) Q&A

Who wrote Pierre & Anatole (Off-Broadway Version)'s ?

Pierre & Anatole (Off-Broadway Version) was written by Dave Malloy.

Who produced Pierre & Anatole (Off-Broadway Version)'s ?

Pierre & Anatole (Off-Broadway Version) was produced by Janet Kagan & Howard Kagan & Dean Sharenow & Kurt Deutsch.

When did Dave Malloy release Pierre & Anatole (Off-Broadway Version)?

Dave Malloy released Pierre & Anatole (Off-Broadway Version) on Tue Jan 01 2013.

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