Les Femmes Ont Toujours Raison, Les Hommes N'ont Jamais Tort ! - Le Rideau Rouge (lyon)

At Le Rideau Rouge, a sharp-eyed evening made for Lyon audiences

At Le Rideau Rouge, we pride ourselves on welcoming shows that turn everyday life into memorable theatre, and Les femmes ont toujours raison, les hommes n'ont jamais tort fits our stage like a glove. In our intimate, red-draped room, this piece blossoms into a spirited, laugh-rich conversation about the small negotiations that build a relationship: who keeps the calendar, who forgets the anniversary, who really chose the sofa. The performance glides between razor-clean stand-up, playful sketch interplay, and mischievous audience asides, with timing that lets the room breathe and then burst. You’ll feel the warmth of Lyon’s comedy-loving public reflected right back at the stage as the show navigates modern couplehood, communication slip-ups, and the myth of the “perfect partner.” Our technical team accents every beat with crisp lights and a close, cabaret-like sound that preserves the quick-fire rhythm and the tender, sometimes disarming sincerity beneath the jokes. Les femmes ont toujours raison, les hommes n'ont jamais tort thrives on that balance, and in our house it turns into a buoyant, communal experience where laughter, surprise, and recognition mingle from the very first lines.

Current artistic momentum, sharpened material, and a zeitgeist-friendly tone

From our vantage point at Le Rideau Rouge, the artist behind Les femmes ont toujours raison, les hommes n'ont jamais tort arrives in Lyon with material that feels freshly sharpened by packed rooms across the country and a lively presence on digital platforms, where short-form clips of relationship misadventures and domestic misunderstandings have been buzzing. The set dives into urgent, contemporary themes—mental load, multitasking, dating-app fatigue, the choreography of co-parenting—capturing precisely the terrain audiences are discussing after work and over weekend brunches. If your comedy diet includes recent television touchstones such as Quotidien, Clique, LOL: Qui rit, sort!, or even radio staples like La Bande Originale and Rire & Chansons, you’ll recognize the blend of agile observation, sketch-level character work, and spirited debate that fuels this show. We’ve seen how Lyon spectators respond when a performer maps tiny, familiar rituals—sharing passwords, family WhatsApp threads, kitchen negotiations—onto larger questions about care and compromise. That is the artistic news that matters here: a voice in full stride, renewing the classic “battle of perspectives” with quick pivots, improvised rebounds with the crowd, and the kind of polished sequencing that tells you this tour is in its creative sweet spot right now.

Hosting Les femmes ont toujours raison, les hommes n'ont jamais tort at Le Rideau Rouge also lets us craft the evening as a cohesive experience. Our room’s intimacy keeps the dialogue electric; the performer hears every gasp and chuckle, and that proximity invites smart, good-natured audience participation without breaking the flow. We’ve tuned the stage to favor nimble changes of tone—one moment a cheeky courtroom of domestic justice, the next a heartfelt confession about the quiet labor that keeps a household going—so the laughs land without losing the human core. Arrive a little early to settle in; the ambient buzz before lights-down is part of the charm, and our team is on hand to make sure you are perfectly placed to catch every expression and punchline. As a home for comedy in Lyon, we value shows that travel well yet feel tailor-made for our city’s taste for wit and nuance. Les femmes ont toujours raison, les hommes n'ont jamais tort brings precisely that: a tour piece at full maturity, energized by recent onstage additions and by a cultural moment where the art of living together is both a question and a celebration.