... work together John Drummond calls for forward-thinking partnership to protect British theatres. Page 2 Laughs all year round BBC comedy chief announces 12 projects in as many months. Page 3 Too easily swayed Bland accuses ITV of vacillating over nightly news and says BBC was right to seize slot. Page 3 Striking out Regional theatres face industrial action if get-out negotiations reintroduced ...

... page 11 Develop a career FujiFilm Scholarships have helped many young people get into film and TV See page 26 Brought to book Publishing scripts which others will not, James Hogan is a man on a mission Leader, page 8 Classic education Susan Elkin discovers an arts education project using the work of Handel and Zoffany See page 27 News 2 Leader B Letters 9 Show People 10 Heydays 11 Broadcasting ...

... Sadler's Wells Web site takes 1 1 per cent of ticket sales within three months. Page 2 Budget bust-up Phil Davis quits BBC drama after chiefs call for £500,000 budget cut. Page 3 Modern classic for BBC1 Company to produce star- budded adaptation of Sons tnd Lovers for BBC 1 Page 3 Wales deal all at sea Welsh Millennium Centre stalemate after £75m develop ment cap remains. Page 4 Ponttn's ...

... Over-exposure in the gossip mags for female stars could be a dangerous move See page 28 Off the cuffs Jim Herlihy uncovers the inspiration behind The Steward of Christendom Heydays, page 11 Upwardly moblie For this travelling theatre company, teamwork is the essence of success Backstage, page 30 News 2 Obituaries 32 Leader 8 Suppliers 33 Letters 9 Classified 34 Show People 10 Directory 48 ...

... s Tusa to sign new contract and reveals £6 mil lion refurbishment. Page 2 Room for improvement Broadcasters boost representa tion for ethnic groups as young desert channels. Page 3 Back to his roots Director Ken Loach returns to television with new drama for Channel Four. Page 3 Just too bard Royal Shakespeare Company blames stabilisation process for south west pull-out. Page 4 End to comic ...

... King Sunday launch shows practices must change says SOLT. Page 2 News at when? Programme suppliers' frustra tion at unsettled schedules as networks move news. Page 3 Remorseful decision Morse would not be commis sioned today says executive producer. Pag* 3 Bard state of affairs Bogdanov's English Shakespeare Company folds over £200,000 in debt. Page 4 LSA survival uncertain Future of Leisure ...

... success Profile, page 11 No fringe benefits Ian Lindsay tells The Stage how talent could suffer because of high venue costs See page 8 Play it again Despite repeats of older comedies, recent shows can be seen as classics too Broadcasting, page 27 Make fun, not war ITMA's Tommy Handley kept the Dunkirk spirit going with the celebrated show See page 12 News 2 Broadcasting 27 leader 8 Backstage ...