"The show is inspired by 90's music videos and the punk / homemade aesthetic, as well as older codes, such as radio theatre. Since we remain first and foremost a theatre company, a majority of the guests are playwrights. The idea is that each one is prepared as part of a collective work and then, like an exquisite corpse, lets the others take their contribution and superimpose their own layer of work," explains Artistic Director and host Marc-André Charron.

Usually broadcasted in French, the Monday, September 21, 2020 episode (originally scheduled for August 17) will feature English-speaking artists from the province. In this way, Satellite Theatre continues to build an open and diverse artistic community, a core value of the company. Audiences will see the work of playwrights Abby Paige and Ryan Griffith, as well as local dancer Gretchen Mejorada.

Episode 3 features Governor General's Literary Award winning playwright Emma Haché, Beninese-born Moncton slammer Haqq Brice and the sister trio of dancers Estelle, Roxanne and Sabrina Dupuis. For even more fun, regular composer Xavier Richard hands over to Maxime Lemond aka Jertrude Battue. A musician and creator who has worked with Satellite Théâtre on several projects (Bouffe, "T", Les trois Mousquetaires Plomberie, Golem, Les limites du bruit possible), he will provide the framework for the entire show.

Episode 4 offers works where distinct and strong words are put forward. The experience of veteran theatrical artist Marcel Romain Thériault meets the texts of young Aboriginal poet Félix Perkins. Bianca Richard's sense of humor and evocative imagination complete the programming and, as a result, this series of hybrid programs, where pirate radio meets the art gallery.