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  • In Peter Weiss's 1963 Marat/Sade, the assassination of Marat is presented as a play, written by the Marquis de Sade, to be performed for the public by inmates of the asylum at Charenton.
  • Italian composer Lorenzo Ferrero composed an opera in three acts, Charlotte Corday, for the 200th anniversary of the French Revolution which was commemorated in 1989.[citation needed]
  • Agatha Christie referred to Charlotte Corday in her 1948 novel Crooked House. It was spelt "Charlot Korday" in the book to stay within the context of the story, as it was part of a diary entry in the "little black book" of a young girl.[5]