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

At Le Rideau Rouge: a sparkling, razor‑observant evening with Les femmes ont toujours raison, les hommes n'ont jamais tort

At Le Rideau Rouge in Lyon, we are delighted to welcome the crowd‑pleasing theatrical comedy Les femmes ont toujours raison, les hommes n'ont jamais tort to our intimate stage, a room designed for laughter that rings from the first row to the back wall. From our vantage point as host, this show thrives on proximity: the performers dissect the eternal duet of feminine intuition and masculine certainty with quickfire banter, nimble physicality, and a sense of mischief that plays perfectly in our cozy, red‑curtained space. You can expect sharp observational snapshots of modern couples—first dates fueled by apps, long‑term partners negotiating invisible chores, and friends offering “helpful” advice that complicates everything—stitched together with brisk transitions, cheeky asides, and spontaneous audience nods that make each performance a little different. Our lighting design underscores the rhythm, slipping from playful warmth to confessional intimacy, while tight sound cues accent punchlines without ever stepping on them. The result is a buoyant experience that feels tailor‑made for Le Rideau Rouge: conversational, rhythmic, and irresistibly participatory, the sort of night where you watch strangers turn into neighbors as laughs ripple across the room.

The artist’s current momentum and the flavor of this new staging

We are welcoming this run at a moment of fresh momentum for the creative team behind Les femmes ont toujours raison, les hommes n'ont jamais tort. The material arrives sharpened by recent tours and a flurry of new writing that leans into today’s relationship landscape—cohabitation contracts, remote work reshaping domestic dynamics, and the curious etiquette of couplehood in the age of notifications. In rehearsal on our stage, we have seen how the piece toggles between playful sparring and heartfelt confession, using brisk scenes and recurring motifs to build a story arc that’s both cheeky and sincere. The staging favors agility: minimal props, witty costume beats, and a pace that leaves room for audience chuckles to land before the next volley of jokes. Crucially, this edition is crafted for the theater rather than as a collage of televised bits; it is dramaturgically cohesive, with sequences that speak to one another and build toward a cheeky final twist that has already prompted audible gasps during previews. The artists lean into crowd energy—subtle call‑and‑response moments and knowing glances that invite shared recognition—so Lyon’s own sense of humor becomes part of the performance. It’s a living conversation about love and stubbornness, staged with an artisan’s care.

For those joining us at Le Rideau Rouge, the experience begins well before curtain. Our team keeps the room warm, the welcome personal, and the timing precise, so the evening flows as smoothly as the punchlines. We’ve configured the seating to maximize sightlines and intimacy; wherever you sit, you’ll catch every eyebrow raise, side‑step, and sotto voce aside that gives the show its sparkle. The piece itself balances generous, laugh‑out‑loud set‑pieces with quiet beats that let the truths underneath the humor glow: the way two people can argue about nothing and reveal everything, how compromise is a choreography, and why certainty (whether always right or never wrong) melts in the face of affection. Whether you’re arriving with a partner, a group of friends, or solo for a night of theatrical wit, this production is a snug fit for our house style—close, human, and habit‑forming. We invite you to settle in, switch off the outside world for a while, and let the performers lead you through a fast, funny, and warmly incisive journey. On our stage, Les femmes ont toujours raison, les hommes n'ont jamais tort isn’t just a title; it’s an irresistible provocation that becomes a shared game—played in good faith, for maximum laughter.