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 take particular pride in hosting productions that ignite conversation and laughter in equal measure. Les femmes ont toujours raison, les hommes n'ont jamais tort lands on our stage with precisely that promise: a high-spirited, razor-observed comedy about modern love, communication mishaps, and the everyday negotiations that turn a household into a battlefield—and a playground. From our seats, you’ll feel the electricity that intimate rooms like ours uniquely amplify: punchlines sharpened by proximity, sly asides caught instantly by the front row, and the warm ripple of shared laughter that travels to the very back of the room. The performers juggle quick transitions, snappy banter, and just the right dose of improvisation, drawing the audience into the antics as confidants and accomplices. Whether you come as a couple, with friends, or solo, the show’s brisk rhythm and universal observations make the experience feel tailor-made for our theater’s convivial atmosphere, where every reaction—chuckles, giggles, and roar-loud laughs—feeds the next comic beat.

Artistic news and highlights shaping the tour

From our vantage point at Le Rideau Rouge, the momentum behind this production is palpable. The creative team continues to refresh the material with new bites of everyday absurdity, honing their timing on the road and constantly sharpening audience interplay. Alongside the stage version, the artists have recently teased fresh sketches in short-form videos that have become audience favorites before they even hit the spotlight, including “Le GPS du couple,” “Les Dossiers secrets du lave-vaisselle,” “Qui garde la couette?,” and “Thermostat: zone de guerre.” These pieces dovetail neatly with the show’s core, spotlighting the tiny negotiations that define relationships—who loads the cutlery, who wins the remote, who decides the restaurant—translating domestic details into comedic set pieces. The team’s latest digital episodes—“Le groupe WhatsApp de la famille” and “Réunion de famille: mode d’emploi”—also echo through the live performance, where the actors riff with the audience and fold spontaneous responses into the scripted backbone. It’s a living comedy organism, with each city providing new notes, and our Lyon date a prime opportunity to catch the version that’s been polished by weeks of laughter and feedback.

Staging-wise, our room is built for this kind of precision comedy. The lighting at Le Rideau Rouge frames quick changes of mood—bright for flamboyant domestic battles, warmer for confessional asides—while clear, responsive sound ensures nimble dialogue lands with crispness even at peak pace. On our stage, the scenes fly by: a dinner that goes gloriously off the rails, a vacation planning session that mutates into a legal negotiation, and bits where the performers playfully deputize the audience to cast the deciding vote in a “dispute” too close to call. The show’s signature momentum flows from the juxtaposition of observational truth and theatrical swagger, and our team supports it with a set-up that prioritizes clarity, comfort, and immediacy. We love how the production uses our space to break the fourth wall—one eyebrow raise and an entire row feels addressed—so that laughter becomes a shared rhythm rather than a series of isolated reactions. Expect the spirit of the web favorites—“Parenting Mode On/Off,” “Le panier de courses: mission impossible,” or “Rendez-vous chez les beaux-parents”—to find new life here, stretched into fuller scenes that breathe, bounce, and invite you in. That’s exactly what we champion at Le Rideau Rouge: an encounter where the artists and the audience build the evening together, one perfectly timed punchline at a time.