There are two rules: Never give the dice an option you're not prepared to follow Darkly comic, quirky, seductive: From Luke Rhinehart_x0019_ s cult book, The Dice Man - a psychiatrist abandons every decision to the dice. Perceptions become twisted, ambiguity rules, and no-one is quite who you think they are! Menace and delicate humour pervades. The original novel has been said to _x001C_ change peoples_x0019_ lives_x001D_ _x0013_ Come and find out why! Following performances in USA, Israel, Europe and five star raves at Edinburgh 2010. _x001C_ Novel and intriguing_x001D_ (Guardian) _x001C_ Excellent comic theatre._x001D_ (The Scotsman) _x001C_ Adapted brilliantly_x001D_ (Luke Rhinehart) Gavin Robertson is no stranger to Adelaide. His hit West End show, Thunderbirds F.A.B. has appeared here, as has his comedy three-man version of The Three Musketeers. In 2004 he was in Guy Masterson_x0019_ s original award-winning version of 12 Angry Men. _x001C_ A brilliantly unique combination of dialogue and movement, performed by two extraordinary performers_x001D_ (Luke Rhinehart) ***** _x001C_ A gripping piece of physical theatre, full of dark menace which creates a sense of inevitability that holds the audience to the very end" (fringereview.com) **** _x001C_ You won_x0019_ t see two finer actors on the Fringe& this is classy, full of poise_x001D_ (Remote Goat) _x001C_ The physicality is superbly judged to contribute to the mood and narrative whilst still leaving room for more traditional dialogue-based theatre& extremely accessible_x001D_ (Edinburgh Spotlight)

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