In 1773 the Venetian composer Antonio Salieri and the librettist Domenico Poggi adapted the play as a three-act dramma giocoso.
In 1800 the German composer Simon Mayr and Italian librettist Gaetano Rossi adapted it as a two-act dramma giocoso.
The American composer Henry Kimball Hadley adapted it as a one-act comic opera called Bianca, which was first performed in 1918.
Bohuslav Martinů also produced an operatic version, his three-act Mirandolina, which was first performed in 1959.
The play was also adapted into several films, notably Paolo Cavara's La locandiera and Tinto Brass' Miranda.
In 1773 the Venetian composer Antonio Salieri and the librettist Domenico Poggi adapted the play as a three-act dramma giocoso. In 1800 the German composer Simon Mayr and Italian librettist Gaetano Rossi adapted it as a two-act dramma giocoso. The American composer Henry Kimball Hadley adapted it as a one-act comic opera called Bianca, which was first performed in 1918. Bohuslav Martinů also produced an operatic version, his three-act Mirandolina, which was first performed in 1959. The play was also adapted into several films, notably Paolo Cavara's La locandiera and Tinto Brass' Miranda.
The Mistress of the Inn