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

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

From our stage at Le Rideau Rouge, we are thrilled to host C'est décidé, je deviens une connasse, a razor-sharp comedic whirlwind that thrives on intimacy, proximity, and the kind of quicksilver exchanges our room was built for. The show’s premise is as liberating as it is mischievous: reclaiming space, voice, and boundaries with unapologetic bite. In our red-velvet setting, the comic timing lands with precision—whispers of complicity spread through the room, a pause turns into a wave of laughter, and a raised eyebrow can feel like a private aside to every seat. Expect a generous dose of audience interaction, the kind that makes each night feel handcrafted, and a rhythm that swings from confessional storytelling to high-velocity punchlines. Our cabaret-style acoustics keep every retort crisp and every aside deliciously audible, while the close sightlines allow the performer to play with micro-expressions, callbacks, and running gags that gather momentum over the evening. If you’re drawn to humor that is unafraid of being blunt yet remains disarmingly warm, this is exactly the kind of night Le Rideau Rouge was designed to deliver.

Onstage now: a comedian in full creative bloom

We’re hosting C'est décidé, je deviens une connasse at a moment when the artist’s creative engine is clearly in overdrive. The material pulses with present-day references and a keen observational radar: workplace politics reimagined as gladiatorial games, family dinners dissected like expeditions into the delicate jungle of expectations, dating apps turned into laugh-out-loud anthropology, and self-care spun into a mischievous manifesto. The performer’s recent stand-up experiments—honed in clubs, short-form videos, and late-night sets—have yielded segments that snap into place here with exhilarating clarity. On our stage, those bits expand, breathe, and take unexpected turns thanks to the room’s lively give-and-take. What stands out is a distinctive blend of sweetness and steel: punchlines that sting just enough to wake us up, and a playful generosity that keeps the crowd on board. You can feel the momentum of a creator who tests new angles, riffs with the room, and then distills the essence into sharply crafted sequences. If you’ve been following the comedian’s evolving repertoire across recent stage appearances and digital sketches, you’ll catch winks and evolutions—callbacks polished into centerpiece moments, observations elevated into set pieces that land with unmistakable confidence.

Le Rideau Rouge is the ideal crucible for this kind of comedic alchemy. Our intimate capacity heightens the thrill of unpredictability: the performer asks a question, a hand goes up, and suddenly a spontaneous exchange becomes the night’s favorite running joke. The show’s narrative thread is deceptively simple—how to stop apologizing for existing and start setting the terms—but the comic routes it takes are delightfully crooked, weaving in anti-hero pep talks, sly role reversals, and miniature masterclasses in controlled sarcasm. Watch for the elastic pacing: tightly written monologues burst into quick-fire lists of modern absurdities; a deadpan aside resets the room before a surge of high-energy payoff. The staging is deliberately lean—just enough light and sound to support razor-sharp timing—so that our audience focuses on presence, attitude, and the live electricity between stage and seats. Whether you arrive ready to laugh at the office tyrant within, the people-pleaser you’re trying to retire, or the tiny acts of rebellion that make everyday life bearable, C'est décidé, je deviens une connasse finds the sweet spot between catharsis and pure comedic release. At Le Rideau Rouge, that spark travels fast; come feel it up close.