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

Le Rideau Rouge welcomes Les femmes ont toujours raison, les hommes n'ont jamais tort

At Le Rideau Rouge in Lyon, we are delighted to host Les femmes ont toujours raison, les hommes n'ont jamais tort, a razor-sharp, affectionate, and wildly interactive dive into the everyday mysteries of modern relationships. Our stage is built for this kind of high-energy, close-quarters comedy: the artist thrives on proximity, quick banter with the room, and the kind of comic timing that lands best when the audience can feel every raised eyebrow and sly aside. We see, night after night, how the show’s conversational rhythm ignites our space, turning the theater into a lively living room where couples, friends, and even first dates recognize themselves in the funniest possible mirror. The production takes full advantage of our intimate acoustics and warm lighting design, sliding seamlessly from stand-up bursts into miniature scenes, playful role reversals, and crowdwork that keeps each performance uniquely tuned to the mood of Lyon.

What we love, as a venue, is the way the performance constantly refreshes itself. The artist arrives with a brimming notebook of ideas and adds new beats to the core structure, so that even returning spectators catch fresh angles on the subjects they love. In this current run at Le Rideau Rouge, you will hear new punchlines pop around the show’s signature segments, and you may be invited—ever so gently—into the game. The laughter here is communal and generous: people nod in recognition at the tiny absurdities of daily life, then erupt when the comedian flips them upside down. Our team has seen audiences leave comparing notes about who was “right” or “wrong,” and then laughing again at how quickly those roles change, just like they do in the show’s title.

The artist’s new momentum, onstage now at Le Rideau Rouge

This season brings a confident creative surge from the performer behind Les femmes ont toujours raison, les hommes n'ont jamais tort. The material doesn’t just chase punchlines; it tracks the evolution of couples today—digital calendars, the mental load, blended families, and the little negotiations that set the tone of a home. That perspective drives a setlist of crowd-favorite sketch moments, each honed in tour dates across France and now landing with pinpoint precision in our room. You’ll hear recurring bits that fans love to quote on the way out, including “Le Syndrome du lave-vaisselle,” a hilariously forensic breakdown of kitchen politics; “Le Dîner chez les beaux-parents,” a tightrope of etiquette and subtext; “WhatsApp en couple,” with its volley of emojis and misunderstandings; and “Le GPS de la vie à deux,” a navigational metaphor that somehow turns a wrong turn into relationship cartography. These sequences are the backbone of the evening while leaving space for spontaneous improvisations that make every night at Le Rideau Rouge feel bespoke.

From our vantage point backstage, the craft is unmistakable. The performer we welcome today is evidently in a fertile moment, weaving in new transitions, sharper callbacks, and finely tuned timing that lifts the room in waves. That artistic momentum is precisely why we wanted this show here now: Le Rideau Rouge rewards comedians who play with texture—silences, asides, and sudden bursts of physicality. On our stage, the artist leans into those tools, switching from the conspiratorial whisper of a confession to the theatrical boldness of a mini-scene, and then right back to piercing stand-up. Our audience can expect a living, breathing performance that evolves throughout the run, a comedy night that feels like it was written in the afternoon and perfected by the energy of Lyon in the evening. If you haven’t experienced this title in our theater, now is the moment; and if you have, you already know how satisfying it is to return and discover how much more there is to laugh about in Les femmes ont toujours raison, les hommes n'ont jamais tort.