C'est Décidé, Je Deviens Une Connasse - Le Rideau Rouge - Lyon

C’est décidé je deviens une connasse at Le Rideau Rouge

From our stage at Le Rideau Rouge, we are thrilled to present C’est décidé je deviens une connasse, a sharp, fast-paced comedy experience crafted for audiences who love clever writing and fearless stage presence. In our intimate, red-curtained room, the show blossoms into a live conversation about boundaries, people-pleasing, and the art of finally saying “no” with panache. Night after night, we watch the room lock into the rhythm of punchlines that dissect everyday hypocrisies, dating rituals, office politics, and the subtle pressure to remain “nice” at all costs. The performance thrives on proximity: quick crowd interaction, razor-edged callbacks, and on-the-spot improvisation that makes each date at Le Rideau Rouge uniquely alive. We have prepared the space for nimble pacing—crisp lights, immediate sound cues, and a close audience layout that lets the performer ride the room’s energy, shift gears without warning, and turn a throwaway remark into a show-defining laugh. C’est décidé je deviens une connasse is built to be seen up close, and our venue’s warm acoustics deliver every aside and under-the-breath kicker with crystal clarity.

New sketches, on-stage confidence, and a playful battle plan

As a venue, we witness an artist in motion: new angles are tested, tightened, and folded into the show with assured timing. The recent short-form sketches that fans have been buzzing about—Le Syndrome de la fille trop gentille, Autopsie d’un date, Réunions Teams en PLS—have become nimble springboards for longer routines on our stage, revealing how micro-observations can explode into big, communal laughs. The performer leans into a buoyant, conversational tone, then pivots to precise social satire, turning etiquette into a duel and small talk into a sporting event. Between tour stops, fresh material keeps arriving: mini-bits about open-space “culture,” the subtle tyranny of brunch, and the algorithmic chaos of modern messaging. We’ve seen our audiences respond with knowing nods, then uproarious release, as the show maps out the psychology of “too nice” and rewrites it into a toolkit for unapologetic presence. That back-and-forth with the room—part confessional, part rallying cry—has become a signature texture of the set at Le Rideau Rouge.

What makes C’est décidé je deviens une connasse so compelling in our venue is how the set is organized like a playful battle plan. There are recurring anchors—Checklist de la connasse assumée, Masterclass de mauvaise foi, La méthode “non, c’est non”—that structure the evening while leaving ample room for spontaneous detours. In each passage, the performer diagrams a social scenario, flips the power dynamic, and lands a series of laughs that feel both cathartic and oddly practical—like a cheat sheet for surviving group chats, networking apéros, and family dinners. Night after night, we hear the surprise that greets a well-timed tag, the collective intake of breath before a risky line, and the release when the punchline detonates. Our team fine-tunes the lighting to accent the show’s “confessional” beats and brightens the room for audience play, preserving the sense that everyone is in on the mischief. If you love comedy that examines everyday roles and hands you the vocabulary to subvert them, Le Rideau Rouge is the perfect place to experience this show in its most electric form.