WHAT'S ON from May 22

5:40am Thursday 22nd May 2008

Bradford Alhambra: Eurovision send-up musical Eurobeat (May 26-31). Phone 01274 432000.

Victoria Theatre, Halifax: children's show Barney (Saturday/Sunday); children's science show Dr Bunhead's Volcano Head (Wednesday). Phone 01422 351158.

West Yorkshire Playhouse, Leeds: The English Game, touching and funny drama exploring the modern British psyche through an amateur cricket game (May 28-31); Tom Stoppard's espionage drama Hapgood with Josie Lawrence (until Saturday); The Arab and The Jew has two men grappling for identity (until Friday); Raymond Briggs' children's tale Fungus the Bogeyman (May 28-31). Phone 0113 213 7700.

Leeds City Varieties: . Phone 08456 448181.

Grand Theatre, Leeds: Motown musical Dancing in the Streets (Monday-May 31); Irish and world dance styles in Spirit of the Dance (June 3-7); Opera North in Verdi's Macbeth (Saturday); Charles Gounod's Romeo et Juliette (Friday) and Benjamin Britten's A Midsummer Nights Dream (tonight & Saturday). Phone 0844 848 2720.

Mart Theatre, Skipton: Irish supergroup Patrick Street (Saturday); Sheeptown Theatre in Pictures of Clay, new play about Pendle witches (June 6/7). Phone 01756 791411.

Cartwright Hall Art Gallery, Bradford: drawings and outdoor sculptures by Peter Randall-Page on the theme of geometry (until September 14); Hibrida 111 -- Eurografik, contemporary prints from Poland and Britain (until July 20); photography by Felicitas Vogler (June 8); Florilegium, flowers in Art (until July 27). Phone 01274 431212.

Leeds City Varieties: acoustic guitarist Andy McKee (Saturday); singer-songwriter Kinky Friedman (Tuesday); under-fives show Humpty Dumpty (Wednesday, 1pm); comedian Caroline Reid as Pam Ann (May 29/30); 1970s singer Melanie Safka (31). Phone 08456 448181.

Square Chapel, Halifax: Medieval music from Misericordia (Saturday); Spanish guitar from virtuoso El Moreno and Australian soprano Carol Oliver (May 30); "wickedly outrageous" drama Moll Flanders (31). Phone 01422 349422.

Henry Moore Institute, Headrow, Leeds: art exhibitions including The Object Quality of the Problem (June 1-July 27); Prospects and Interiors, sculptors' drawings of inner space (June 1-August 24).

Burnley Mechanics: Eagles tribute band Talon(May 31); children's show Humpty Dumpty and the Big Book of Nursery Rhymes (29); country preacher meets gang leader in 1950s New York in "pulsating play" The Cross and the Switch Blade (27); The 60s Summer of Love with Mike D'Abo from Manfred Mann (27). Phone 01282 664400.

St George's Hall, Bradford: Mad about the Musicals (June 5); Grimethorpe Colliery Band (12); Billy Fury Story (14); XFactor finalists Journey South (17); nostalgia show All Our Yesterdays (18); rock 'n' roll Alvin Stardust (26); Syd Lawrence Orchestra and Singers (27); clairvoyant Colin Fry (July 1); Moody Blues (October 4); Paddy McGuinness (11); Jools Holland (November 7). Phone 01274 432000.

Harewood House, Leeds: Yorkshire Game Fair (Sunday/Monday).

Grassington Festival: 70 varied events including films, walks, workshops, Clare Teal, Aled Jones, Toyah Wilcox, Doctor and the Medics, Dara O'Briain, Courtney Pine, Big Deal Dance, Blazin' Fiddles, pianist Joanna MacGregor, Barry Cryer, Timothy West, Skipton Building Society Camerata, Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain, soprano Natasha Marsh and mountaineer Stephen Venables (June 13-28). Phone 01756 752691.

Ilkley Literature Festival: politician Chris Patten, poet Ian McMillan, broadcaster Kate Adie, children's writers Michael Morpurgo and Angelina Ballerina creator Katherine Holabird, Horrible Histories and Science illustrators Martin Brown and Tony de Soulis, writers Kate Atkinson, Carol Drinkwater, Louis de Bernieres (October 3-19). Phone 01943 816714.

Ripley Castle, near Harrogate: promenade production of Shakespeare's Twelfth Night (June 17-July 13). Phone 01423 770632.