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| | Izaak Walton - A Drama in Four Parts by Charles Dance, Esq. |
 | | It is funny, clever, crisp and biting, utilizing all the elements of farce and melodrama: mistaken identity, the imperiled heroine, the bad guys (Gypsies) and the savior, Father Izaak (of course). |
 | | Izaak Walton: A Drama in Four Parts comes from way out of left field-or the 19th Century, which now lies somewhere beyond the bleachers. |
 | | The play is a minor footnote to Walton's significance and influence: Dance's Walton is frank and fair, peaceful and forthright, sensible and romantic-in short, a worldly man who casts a skeptical but hopeful eye on the ways of the world. |
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