Scaramouche (disambiguation)
- Scaramouche (disambiguation)
"Scaramouche" is a 1921 historical novel by Rafael Sabatini.
Scaramouche may also refer to:
* "Scaramouche" (1923 film), adapted from Sabatini's novel
* "Scaramouche" (1952 film), starring Stewart Granger and also adapted from the novel
* Scaramuccia, a stock comic character
* Scaramouche, a character in the musical "We Will Rock You" based on the music of British rock band Queen
* "Scaramouche" (Milhaud), a concertante symphony by Darius Milhaud
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