* St George's Hall, Bradford: European Union Orchestra with cello soloist Julian Lloyd Webber (Saturday); Cornish comedian Jethro (Tuesday); Russian State Ballet of Siberia presents The Nutcracker (Wednesday/Thursday 7.30pm, Thursday 2.30pm); Soweto Gospel Choir (February 8); Lorna Luft sings mother Judy Garland's songs (13); comedian Dave Spikey (15). Phone 01274 432000.
* Bradford Alhambra: family musical Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (February 11-April 5). Phone 01274 432000.
* Square Chapel, Halifax: Snake Davis and band (Friday); Sakoba Dance Theatre presents Okan Nijo (February 7). Phone 01422 349422.
* Skipton Town Hall: soprano Elizabeth Watts and pianist Roger Vignoles play Schubert, Debussy and Strauss (Tuesday). Phone 01756 799912.
* Carriageworks, Leeds: Leeds Youth Opera in Mozart's Idomeneo (Wednesday-February 9); enchanting fairytale world in Angelmoth for over-fives (15, 2pm & 7.30pm). Phone 0113 224 3801.
* Cartwright Hall, Bradford: exhibition of Ganjifa, historic circular Indian playing cards (until April 20); paintings by Ali Kazim exploring spiritual or religious devotion and identity (until March 2); pattern-making by Michael Brennand-Wood (until March 17). Phone 01274 431212.
* Grand Theatre, Leeds: family musical Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (until February 9) ; Northern Ballet Theatre in Hamlet, set in early 1940s (16-25). Phone 0844 848 2720.
* West Yorkshire Playhouse, Leeds: mother and daughter drama Salonika (until February 16). Phone 0113 213 7700.
* Leeds Town Hall: Orchestra of Opera North perform Mahler's Song of the Earth and Mozart's Linz Symphony (Saturday); Halle Orchestra perform Walton, Ravelno, and Tchaikovsky's Symphony no 5 (February 9); Vienna Tonkunstler Orchestra with violinist Nicola Benedetti play Beethoven's Symphony no 5, Mendelssohn and Arvo Part (16); Temperance Seven play ragtime and jazz (17). Phone 0113 224 3801.
* Priestley, Bradford: jazz from Julie Edwards-Kevin Dearden Quintet (Friday); Page 2 Stage new writing presentation (Saturday); Drama Unlimited in pantomime Puss in Boots (February 12-16); Shakespeare Youth Festival (19/20); jazz from Rod Mason's Elements with guest Mike Walker (22); Icabod presents Aristophanes's drama Wealth (28-March 1); BBC Folk Awards winners John Tams and Barry Coope (1); dark and dangerous Dyin 2 b Drunk withhip hop, physical theatre and choreography (5/6); jazz from Djangonauts (7); Busom in jazz reinterpretation of Gilbert and Sullivan, Hot Mikado (13-15); short plays Everest and Mirror Images (13-15); soul jazz tribute Atlantic (April 4); Northumbrian small pipe player Katherine Tickell (25). Phone 01274 820666.
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