Editing Three Sisters (section)

==Stage, film and television==
* [[Three Sisters (play)|''Three Sisters'' (play)]], a play by Anton Chekhov
** [[The Three Sisters (1966 film)|''The Three Sisters'' (1966 film)]], an American film
** [[Three Sisters (1970 film)|''Three Sisters'' (1970 film)]], a British film directed by Laurence Olivier
** [[The Three Sisters (1970 film)|''The Three Sisters'' (1970 film)]], a British television adaptation
** [[Three Sisters (1988 film)|''Three Sisters'' (1988 film)]], aka ''Love and Fear'', directed by Margarethe von Trotta
** [[Three Sisters (1994 film)|''Three Sisters'' (1994 film)]], a Russian film adaptation
** [[Three Sisters (opera)|''Three Sisters'' (opera)]], a 1998 opera by Péter Eötvös
* [[The Three Sisters (fairy tale)|''The Three Sisters'' (fairy tale)]], an Italian fairy tale
* [[The Three Sisters (1930 film)|''The Three Sisters'' (1930 film)]], an American film directed by Paul Sloane
* [[Three Sisters (musical)|''Three Sisters'' (musical)]], a 1934 musical by Jerome Kern and Oscar Hammerstein II
* [[Three Sisters (1934 film)|''Three Sisters'' (1934 film)]], a [[List of Chinese films of the 1930s|Chinese film of the 1930s]]
* [[Three Sisters (2012 film)|''Three Sisters'' (2012 film)]], a Chinese documentary film
* [[Three Sisters (2020 film)|''Three Sisters'' (2020 film)]] a 2020 South Korean film
* [[Three Sisters (American TV series)|''Three Sisters'' (American TV series)]], a 2001–2002 American TV series starring Dyan Cannon, Katherine LaNasa, and David Alan Basche
* [[Three Sisters (South Korean TV series)|''Three Sisters'' (South Korean TV series)]], a 2010 South Korean television drama
* [[The Three Sisters (Knots Landing)|"The Three Sisters" (''Knots Landing'')]], a 1982 television episode