Tim Crouch, Britain's best mannered theatrical subversive, is at it again. ENGLAND cunningly lures the audience into examining the unspoken advantages of its position in the world and the way in which courtesy and cultural refinement can be a convenient cover for exploitation. This is a compact piece, but once again Crouch has shown that small-scale originality can provoke large-scale conversations. --LA Times

Two guides in a gallery - Two lovers with a lifestyle to maintain - Two hearts beating 8,000 miles apart - Translations - Transactions - And a transplantation. "England" is the story of a search for a new heart. It's a story about a life saved and an illness overcome at any cost. It's a tour through spaces and across borders: from an art gallery to a jam factory, from Edinburgh to Osaka, from a hospital bed to a hotel room. It's a tour to the end of the world.