Sarah Biasini in the French TV series Julie: Chevalier de Maupin (In French, based on Dautheville’s novel.)įorthcoming La Maupin, an animated film by Katie Elle and Paul Fleer. (In Italian.)Ģ004 Julie, chevalier de Maupin, television mini-series. (In English)ġ966 Madamigella di Maupin, film. (In French.)Ģ014 Goddess by Kelly Gardiner. Published by Fourth Estate/HarperCollins, Sydney. (In French.)ġ995 Julie, chevalier de Maupin by Anne-France Dautheville. Published by J.-C. (In French.)ġ985 La petite Maupin (sequel to Armand) by Henri Evans.

(In French, but with numerous translations into English and other languages.) Based on the idea of La Maupin, rather than her real life, and one of the great books of the Romantic generation.ġ980 Amande by Henri Evans. Fictionġ835 Mademoiselle de Maupin by Théophile Gautier. Performed at the SpringWorks festival, Ontario Canada. Play by Steven Burley with music by Paul Shilton. Ballet by the New York-based company DanceGalaxy.Ģ012 The Duellist. Published by iUniverse.Ģ004 Mademoiselle de Maupin. ( In French.)Ģ003 “Strumpet Voluntary” in Blood and Beauty: 12 Combat Plays for Women by Terry Kroenung. One act comedy by Charles Labie and Joanny Augier. On stageġ839 La Maupin, ou, Une vengeance d’actrice: comedie-vaudeville en un acte. Here are some of the main portrayals of the woman known as Mademoiselle de Maupin. Julie d’Aubigny has been portrayed many times in fiction, on stage and on screen – though never in opera (yet!) so far as I know.

La petite Maupin by Henri Evans