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

At Le Rideau Rouge, Lyon

At Le Rideau Rouge, we love the electricity that comes when a full house settles in and the curtain parts on a sharp, modern comedy of manners. That is precisely the atmosphere we’re preparing for with Les femmes ont toujours raison, les hommes n’ont jamais tort, a title that already sets the tone: quick-witted, affectionate sparring about how we love, live, argue, and reconnect. In our intimate room, the timing of a look, a pause, or a comeback lands with precision; you can hear the smile ripple from the front row to the balcony. Our technical team has designed a warm, responsive lighting palette for the show’s back-and-forth rhythm, and acoustics that carry every punchline cleanly. Whether you’re out with friends or settling into date night in the heart of Lyon, the ambience at Le Rideau Rouge is built for the kind of laughter that draws strangers together—an up-close experience where the craft of performance is as present as the joy of recognition.

About Les femmes ont toujours raison, les hommes n’ont jamais tort

From our vantage point as a stage that welcomes a broad spectrum of contemporary voices, this production embodies the current energy of French stand-up and theatrical comedy: personal yet universal, conversational yet tightly written, and agile enough to weave topical asides into polished set pieces. The performer behind Les femmes ont toujours raison, les hommes n’ont jamais tort has been refining the material on the road, leaning into crowd moments and new angles on couple dynamics, work-from-home habits, and the etiquette of smartphones at the dinner table. If you follow recent comedy platforms such as LOL: Qui rit, sort!, Jamel Comedy Club, Montreux Comedy Festival, or Le Late avec Alain Chabat, you’ll feel right at home with the show’s brisk tempo and observational bite. It’s the kind of performance that thrives in rooms like ours: the pace is lively, the callbacks are clever, and the audience’s reactions become a living part of the storytelling, without ever losing the throughline that anchors the evening.

What excites us most at Le Rideau Rouge is how this piece reconnects the classic “he said, she said” tradition with today’s sensibilities. The writing respects the audience’s intelligence and plays fair with both sides, swapping perspectives so that each argument, faux pas, and confession lands with comic truth rather than caricature. Expect deftly staged vignettes that pivot from tender to teasing in a breath, silences that bloom into laughter, and rhythmic exchanges that feel as musical as dialogue can be. Our team has calibrated the room for that interplay—sightlines for small gestures, sound that supports spontaneous asides, and a stage picture that keeps the focus on storytelling. Beyond the laughs, the show’s momentum captures the artistic moment the performer is living right now: a period of confident touring, fresh material cycling in, and a keen ear for what audiences are talking about this season. In other words, it’s the perfect match for a Lyon crowd ready to lean in, recognize themselves, and let the laughter do the rest.