Artistic Director of Moncton's Satellite Théâtre, which he co-founded in 2009, Marc-André Charron is a theater artist who has been involved in the creation of bold, engaging works for some fifteen years. His desire to create meaningful collective experiences for audiences is matched only by his delinquent approach to the stage. He has directed shows in Canada and abroad, collaborating with artists from a variety of cultures and disciplines. A graduate of the École internationale de théâtre Jacques Lecoq in Paris and the London International School of Performing Arts in England, he won the Éloize award for theater artist of the year for writing and directing Les Trois Mousquetaires Plomberie. He also won Moncton's Top 20 under 40 award. His recent work includes OVERLAP, Les Limites du Bruit Possible and Pépins, un parcours de petites détresses.