* St George's Hall, Bradford: Buttershaw St Paul's Amateurs in musical Thoroughly Modern Millie (until Saturday); European Union Orchestra with cello soloist Julian Lloyd Webber plays Haydn's Trauer Symphony, Mendelssohn and Mozart (February 2); Cornish comedian Jethro (February 5). Phone 01274 432000.
* Bradford Cathedral: Carducci String Quartet with BBC Young Musicians winner Mark Simpson (Friday). Phone 01274 432000.
* Bradford Alhambra: Billy Pearce in panto Peter Pan (until Sunday); family musical Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (February 11-April 5). Phone 01274 432000.
* Square Chapel, Halifax: amateur musical Fame (Saturday and Sunday);soul & funk saxophonist Snake Davis and band (February 1); Sakoba Dance Theatre presents Okan Nijo (7). Phone 01422 349422.
* Carriageworks, Leeds: female cabaret duo twin souls (Friday/Saturday); Alan Bennett's bittersweet play The Lady in the Van (January 31-February 2); Leeds Youth Opera in Mozart'sIdomeneo (6-9). Phone 0113 224 3801.
* Grand Theatre, Leeds: Opera North in The Adventures of Pinocchio (tonight & Saturday); family musical Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat starring finalists from TV's "Any Dream Will Do" (Monday until February 9) . Phone 0844 848 2720.
* Musicals at Bradford Alhambra: Shout celebrates the 1960s with groovy songs originally from Petula Clark, Cilla Black, Lulu and Dusty Springfield (May 13-17); high-energy pop extravaganza and showbiz send-up Eurobeat Almost Eurovision with audience deciding each night's winner (May 26-31); Dave Willetts and and How Do to Solve A Problem like Maria runner-up Helena Blackman in Rodgers and Hammerstein's romantic wartime-set musical South Pacific (June 3-7).
* West Yorkshire Playhouse, Leeds: mother and daughter drama Salonika (until February 16); family drama The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe (until February 2). The Grouch is a hilarious and uncomfortably recognisable reflection on modern-day political and social life, adapted in rhyming couplets from Moliere's The Misanthrope by Ranjit Bolt, on February 15-March 8. Phone 0113 213 7700.
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