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 are thrilled to host C'est décidé je deviens une connasse, a sharp, modern comedy built for an intimate room and a lively crowd. From our stage, audiences will encounter a performance that blends theatrical storytelling with stand-up instincts, inviting spectators to laugh at the daily contradictions of politeness, people-pleasing, and the art of finally saying no. The piece is crafted for close-up connection: punchlines land with conversational ease, callbacks ripple through the room, and the performer’s timing thrives on the immediacy our venue is known for. Expect quick gearshifts from social satire to self-deprecating confession, from spicy observations about office etiquette to delightfully awkward scenes about dating, family dinners, and the irresistible chaos of smartphones. The show’s title sets a rebellious tone, but what truly resonates here is the emotional precision behind the jokes—an arc that moves from the pressure to comply toward unapologetic self-possession, all while keeping the audience laughing, nodding, and recognizing a bit of themselves in every beat.

Artist spotlight and current buzz

Our programming team has been following the artist’s momentum closely, and this date at Le Rideau Rouge arrives as their profile continues to rise with new material circulating across social platforms and fresh extracts tested in clubs around France. The comedic landscape that surrounds the show’s spirit is buzzing: references to formats like LOL: Qui rit, sort!, Jamel Comedy Club, Montreux Comedy, and Zen have become shorthand for the fast, high-stakes humor and razor edits that speak to today’s audiences. In that same ecosystem, the performer behind C'est décidé je deviens une connasse has been refining tighter premises, building more muscular punchlines, and leaning into interactive moments that come alive in a room like ours. Recent bits revolve around micro-aggressions in customer service, the paradoxes of “self-care,” and the tyranny of “nice,” set against a relentless stream of notifications and social expectations. As the tour expands with additional regional stops and late-night slots, this Lyon appearance gives local fans a chance to catch the show while the material is hot, elastic, and surprising—with new tags, fresh angles, and a handful of in-the-moment riffs that only happen when the performer locks eyes with the front row.

For this engagement at Le Rideau Rouge, we have shaped the evening to highlight what our space does best: crisp sound, generous sightlines, and the friendly electricity of an audience seated close enough to make every aside feel personal. The staging suits our red-draped room: a brisk opening salvo of observations, a series of high-energy set pieces that escalate the “be nice versus be real” dilemma, and crowd-forward sequences that pivot on spontaneous reactions. The writing favors strong contrasts—how colleagues talk versus how friends talk, what you say versus what you mean—delivered with a rhythm that lets laughter bloom and then resets for the next surprise. Whether you come as a group of co-workers eager to compare notes on office politics, or as friends ready to celebrate a night out in Lyon, the performance makes space for everyone to recognize familiar scenes and laugh at them together. Our team loves comedy that earns its catharsis, and C'est décidé je deviens une connasse does exactly that: it gives the audience the pleasure of audacity, the warmth of complicity, and the giddy freedom that comes from watching someone finally say out loud what the rest of us have been thinking all along.