Bataille de Dames is a French play by Eugene Scribe and Ernest Legouve, first performed in 1851. The plot centers around two women who recently discovered they are both engaged to the same man. As their engagement party approaches, they must find a way out of the embarrassing situation. This comedic and lighthearted play is a classic of French theatre.

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