Hoggett and Graham co-directed the play

One of the men - Lucien - tries to apply a logical cause to the increasingly unbelievable stories of the other.

Both men are preoccupied by the suicide years before of a female friend.

Into their lives comes Madeline (Jasmine Hyde), who bears a curious resemblance to the dead friend and soon the pair are locked in a stand-off over her affections.

This beautifully written play is the work of 33-year-old Abi Morgan, also the author of last year's Fringe sensation Splendour.

It is also beautifully performed - Hyde in particular has a real star quality.

Risk

Set to a soundtrack of a calibre more usually associated with film, the movement has an elegance akin to choreography.

Perhaps this could be expected from a collaboration between Paines Plough - a company specialising in new writing and Frantic Assembly, renowned for their physical theatre.

Tiny Dynamite meanders towards a realisation that risk is necessary, that stability is not necessarily the best way.

Nothing particularly explosive about these revelations.

But the means of getting there is sparkling.