... but what does the future hold in store for the arts? See page 12 Shedding new light on the past Milton Johns on page 13 It's a Fair Game but things ain't what they used to be. Alan Dossor gets nostalgic on page 22 Designer dreams. Backstage page 24 Banana News p2-5; Foreign News p6; Seen At p; Show People p8; Showcase p9; Theatre Week pit); Production News plO; Letters pi 1; Chit Chat and ...

... sideshow conies to town. See page 10 Cutlery capers at the Sheffield Empire You wouldn't have wanted to heckle Marie Lloyd. Heydays p27 Auntie wheels out the fops in frilly shirts. Simon London on page 26 Why should the bad guys always win? Secret Agent on page 1 1 News p2-6; Foreign News p7; Show People p8; Seen At p9; Chit Chat and Leader p 1 0; Letters p 1 1 Play Reviews p 1 2, 29; Opera ...

... to the Black Swan's cap on page 14 Milton Johns on page 15 News p2-6; Foreign News p8; Seen At p9; Show People plO; Theatre Week pi 2; Production News pi 2; Letters pi 3; Chit Chat and Leader pl4; Play Reviews pl5, 20; Opera and Dance p21; Skoda competition p22; Television Today p23-27; Backstage p28; Showcase p29; Suppliers p30-31; Books p32; Obituaries p 32; Classified p33-39; Directory p40 ...

... up in the air but Fiona Matthias meets the Radio reputables who are still going strong on page 20 Having a bit of a Highland fling. Scotland? We've got it covered. See pages 22-25 Ollie Wilson asks why television suffers from a fear of the unknown on page 12 The Secret Agent vets the VAT on page 7 Vaughan to be wild. Naked City presenter prefers to wear his writer's cap on page 19 News p2-5; ...

... Hannah's CV is looking pretty good these days. See page 23 Moaning minnies and men with money. Milton Johns knows what he'd do on page 1 1 Opera for all? That's obviously not how the BBC sees it, says Edwina Livesey. See page 24 Managers have the hardest time, says Flyman on page 25 News p2,3,4,6; Foreign News p7; Show People p8; Seen At p9; Chit Chat and Leader plO; Letters pi 1; Play Reviews ...

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... page 20 Nothing but a man and his dog Gordon Irving tells a tragic Edinburgh tale. See page 23 Big break Al Nedjari can't wait to be the new man on the Street. See page 21 A profitable experience is always preferable. So says The Secret Agent on page 1 1 Eyres and graces scare Moira Petty on page 21 rmwd News p2-6; Foreign News p7; Show People p8; Seen At p9, 12; Chit Chat and Leader plO; ...

... policies of management go on? Christopher Sharp on page 8 Ned Sherrin pays tribute to Martin Smith one of the West End's most prolific artists. Obituaries page 13 We've a Dickens of a Walden interview. See page 21 The best of both Worlds Promoters take a global view of dance and theatre on page p26 News p2-6; Foreign News p7; Chit Chat and Leader p8; Letters p9; Obituaries pi 3; Show People pi ...

... up with Simon Curtis on page 24 Keep comedy live and the bank manager happy! Chris Hughes tracks down the funny money on page 12 Keep smiling through wartime memories of Wilton. See Heydays on page 19 You've got to speculate to accumulate work. Milton Johns on how the little things can mean so much. See page 13 News p2-5; Foreign News p6; Seen At p7, plO; Show People p8; Showcases p9; Theatre ...

... fab time in Bournemouth Page 8 Bexhill, Bridlington and Christchurch Page 9 Clacton, Colwyn Bay while Eastbourne's simply the best for Barbara Champion Page 10 Folkestone, Frinton and George Frew has some good news from Great Yarmouth Page 12 Hastings and John Hannam strolls down the Isle of Wight Page 13 Ashley Leeder meets Robert Marlowe. seaside special extraordinaire Page 14 Natalie Whale ...

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