From left: Gaulier students Alayna Perry, Brian Byrne and Joseph Bucci receive feedback on a short skit involving a pie in the face. Rebecca Rosman for NPR
Rebecca Rosman for NPR
ÉTAMPES, France — The man in control tonight is named Carlo Jacucci. You’re on the stage. He’s the audience. And there’s almost no chance you’re going to please him — which, somehow, is exactly why you’re here.
“The games begin,” Jacucci, a matter-of-fact Franco-Italian,
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