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

Le Rideau Rouge welcomes C'est décidé, je deviens une connasse

At Le Rideau Rouge in Lyon, we take special pride in presenting C'est décidé, je deviens une connasse, a razor-edged, high-spirited evening that fits our stage like a glove. Our intimate room—renowned for championing bold, contemporary comedy—heightens every beat of this show’s irreverent charm. From the first minutes, the performer detonates stereotypes with sly precision, transforming the so-called “connasse” archetype into a sparkling engine for empowerment, candor, and riotous laughter. The pacing is brisk, the audience address direct, and the character work feels tailor-made for close quarters: you can catch every eyebrow flick, every conspiratorial aside. The set dances between mordant social observation and confessional mischief—dating norms, corporate doublespeak, performative wellness, family pressure—rendered in scenes that swing from gleeful chaos to scalpel-sharp insight. As a venue, we love how the staging uses the full depth of our room: clean light cues, nimble transitions, and a conversational rhythm that invites spontaneous exchanges without ever losing narrative drive.

Artistic momentum, fresh material, and a comedy pulse tuned to now

What excites us most about hosting this run at Le Rideau Rouge is the performer’s current momentum: new writing from this season, freshly tightened beats, and a confident expansion of themes that resonate with today’s audiences. The show arrives at a moment when French comedy is thriving across platforms, from the freewheeling energy of LOL: Qui rit, sort! and the playful late-night experimentation of Le Late avec Alain Chabat to the internet-native anarchy of Zen and the cultural sparring on Quotidien. C'est décidé, je deviens une connasse converses with that wider scene while keeping its own voice—acidic yet affectionate, rebellious yet precise. Expect deft crowd work in our front rows, sharp pivots between character and storyteller, and a recurring thread on boundaries—how we set them, how we fail to, and how a bit of audacity can feel like self-defense. This current version leans into topical textures: app etiquette, micro-aggressions disguised as compliments, the gym cult of productivity, and those tiny daily negotiations that accumulate into identity. It’s immediate, it’s lived-in, and under our lights, it positively crackles.

For Lyon audiences discovering or revisiting this hit on our stage, the evening offers both laugh-out-loud release and that electric frisson of recognition: the lines you wish you’d thrown back, the masks we wear to stay polite, the joyful decision to step outside the script. Our room’s signature intimacy intensifies the comic risk-taking—whispers land, silences punch, and the applause rolls like a wave across close-knit rows. Technically, we keep the design agile to spotlight the writing and performance: discreet sound accents, tight focus, quick blackouts that frame each segment with clarity. From a programming standpoint, the show arrives at the right time in the season, when audiences are craving new angles on everyday absurdities and the performer is riding a clear creative peak. Whether you’re coming for catharsis, character comedy, or just a fearless hour that gleefully redraws the line between “nice” and “necessary,” C'est décidé, je deviens une connasse at Le Rideau Rouge is the night out you’ll be quoting the next day.