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, our stage is built for quick wit, theatrical precision, and the kind of audience rapport that only a living, breathing room can unlock. That is why hosting Les femmes ont toujours raison, les hommes n'ont jamais tort feels so natural here. This relationship-comedy phenomenon thrives on timing, nuance, and eye-contact humor—the little looks and razor-sharp pauses that set a packed room laughing in waves. The show takes the everyday push-and-pull between women and men and turns it into a generous, fast-paced performance where observations land with both accuracy and heart. From the soft opening notes to the last callback, the performers use the intimacy of Le Rideau Rouge to turn ordinary situations into sparkling dialogue, staging, and physical comedy. Expect sketches that leap from the living room to the office, from the kitchen to that infamous couples’ trip, with audience reactions feeding the tempo. Our lighting grid and crisp sound design underscore punchlines without ever stepping on them, letting each beat breathe and every irony glow just long enough for a second laugh to arrive.

The creators’ current momentum and a show tuned to the moment

Les femmes ont toujours raison, les hommes n'ont jamais tort arrives in Lyon on a wave of fresh momentum. The creative team behind this hit has sharpened the show with new angles on modern love: digital courtship, shared calendars, etiquette in group chats, and the subtle art of negotiating chores without starting a cold war. Their touring rhythm across France has given rise to new variations and finely honed pacing—the kind of micro-adjustments that only come from playing to full houses night after night. Contemporary comedy fans will recognize the sensibility that currently shapes the scene: the playful challenge seen on LOL: Qui rit, sort!, the sharp conversational energy that circulates on Quelle Époque !, and the love of high-precision punchlines showcased at recent Montreux Comedy Festival galas and the latest seasons of Le Jamel Comedy Club. Without copying anyone’s style, the performers absorb that live-wire spirit and make it decisively theirs, spinning it into a theatrical arc built for an hour-plus of laughter. The writing keeps evolving, and Le Rideau Rouge becomes the perfect lab: a place where new tags, reversals, and callbacks can be slipped in seamlessly, rewarding attentive listeners with extra layers of humor.

From our vantage point at Le Rideau Rouge, the show’s craft is as striking as its laughs. The performers play with rhythm—tight, percussive exchanges blooming into longer, narrative sketches where embarrassment and tenderness collide. They master the “this is us” recognition laugh, then flip it with a twist that lands differently for every couple in the room. The staging is deceptively simple so the acting can do the heavy lifting: a shift in posture becomes a change of scene, a prop becomes a running joke, a single word becomes a shared language. Audiences who come for light-hearted banter quickly find themselves in a gleefully theatrical ride that moves from gags to characters to emotional beats without losing pace. Our room’s sightlines keep the smallest expressions visible from every seat; our crew shapes the dynamics so whispers carry and crescendos crackle. Whether you arrive as a duo, a group of friends, or happily solo, Les femmes ont toujours raison, les hommes n'ont jamais tort turns the reality of modern relationships into a communal, celebratory experience. In short, it is precisely the kind of live encounter Le Rideau Rouge was made to host: warm, attentive, and charged with the joy that only shared laughter can deliver.