God’s Dice by David Baddiel (Tragicomedy)

Imagine the impact if the existence of God could be scientifically proven. This is what university student Edie seems to achieve in physics lecturer Henry Brook’s class, shaking the very foundations of his life, including his marriage to Virginia, a renowned atheist writer.
In David Baddiel’s play, a fierce and humorous clash unfolds between science and religion, exploring themes of power, sex, fame, and the pursuit of followers.

This electrifying tragicomedy delves into the influence of belief and our search for truth in a world divided by differing perspectives.

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‘A satire straight from heaven’

Daily Mail
‘Top-class theatre… funny, captivating exploration of people’s desire for hope, power, legacy and answers with an artfully written script and brilliantly believable characters’

Londonist
‘A cracking theatrical gift… a combination of dizzyingly ingenious mathematics, theatrical excitement, genuine human interest and thumping good jokes… intelligent and eminently watchable throughout’

WhatsOnStage
‘A brilliant debut from David Baddiel… his mastery of the stage is mature and his handling of complex themes nearly faultless in this fascinating take on the endlessly vexed question of proving the existence of God… crafted intelligently and elegantly’