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Review: God's Dice
David Baddiel isn't the first creative person to have learned about quantum physics in all its weirdness and come to the conclusion that it requires an almost-religious leap of faith to believe this is the way unseeable particles actually behave.
Steve Bennett, Chortle, 31st October 2019God's Dice review
Baddiel's big ideas fall flat on the stage.
Nick Curtis, Evening Standard, 31st October 2019God's Dice review
David Baddiel's play starring Alan Davies as a scientist who inadvertently becomes a religious icon is intriguing but woefully heavy-handed.
Tom Whicker, Time Out, 31st October 2019God's Dice review
It ends up being about too much and not enough.
Arifa Akbar, The Guardian, 31st October 2019God's Dice review
As a piece of theatre, it works wonderfully well. As a sort of amusing after dinner intellectual game, it has its merits. As a serious piece of thinking you will either find yourself able to 'buy' what it has to sell or be left wondering why it never occurred to anyone involved that they were maybe barking up the wrong Jesse's Tree.
Julian Eaves, BritishTheatre.com, 31st October 2019God's Dice review
God's Dice is ultimately too wide-ranging and complex to be 100 per cent successful but it is wonderful to encounter new writing that isn't afraid to take on huge themes and refract them back through the prism of relatable human circumstances.
Alun Hood, What's On Stage, 31st October 2019God's Dice review
Baddiel, as one might expect, is very good with words and the ideas here are intriguing too. Maybe a slightly different version would have more impact.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 31st October 2019Jump the shark: Jonathan Creek
Alan Davies solved improbable crimes with wit and flair. Before, erm, getting a job in advertising.
The Guardian, 12th August 2019Review: Brighton Comedy Garden
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Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 20th June 2019