Two members of Sutton Amateurs go time travelling next week as they perform with Skipton Little Theatre.
Philip Smith and Dean Harness appear in Alan Ayckbourn's carefully-plotted comedy Time of My Life.
The play, presented from Tuesday to Saturday, follows a family's fortunes during several visits to a restaurant.
The action moves backwards and forwards in time to reveal secrets, hidden tensions and hard-pressed hopes of personal happiness.
Despite appearing in previous Skipton plays, Dean and Philip are best known as the comedy duo in Sutton's annual pantomimes.
This time Dean plays one of two sons of a businessman, while Philip plays five different waiters.
The cast also includes Chris Birch, Jane Noden-Thompson, Brian Wakeling, Danielle Moore and Roxanne Williams.
Book tickets for the 7.45pm performances by telephoning Wendy Sanderson on 01756 791846, or e-mailing tickets@skiptonlittletheatre.org.uk.
nKeighley College students on a range of art and design courses are staging The Last Picture Show this month.
The exhibition marks the impending closure of the college's Arts Factory contemporary art gallery.
There will be 3D design, fine art, multi-media design, sculpture, graphic design, ceramics, fashion and textiles.
Moving images, desktop publishing and photography will also be on display daily from 10am to 4pm.
The Last Picture Show begins next Friday and displays are staged on June 23, 24, 25 and 27.
The Arts Factory is in Keighley College's Harold Town annex, Elia Street, off Bradford Road opposite Victoria Park.
nMichael Ball takes time out from the West End to headline a charity concert at Harrogate International Centre.
The current star of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang performs with an orchestra and fellow West End stars Celia Graham, Halifax's Emma Williams and James Graeme.
Tickets for the June 22 show start at £55. Book on 01423 537230.
nBuddy is back on June 23-28 to sing through the story of his life at the Grand Theatre in Leeds.
The popular rock and roll musical portrays Buddy Holly's story and features all his hit songs.
Book tickets at Keighley Information Centre in the town hall or phone 0113 222-6222.
nAward-winning Spirit of the Dance returns to Bradford Alhambra with its spectacular blend of traditional culture.
The show combines Irish dance and the Latino rhythms of tango, flamingo and salsa, on June 24-25.
Book at Keighley Information Centre, or phone 01274 432000.
nSteeton Male Voice Choir performs on June 28 at Kirkby Malham Church (7.30pm). Book tickets on 01535 608638.
nWhen Amar Met Jay examines the cultural gap between different generations of Asian and British Asian people in the UK.
Amar was born in India and despite 25 years in the UK he still holds traditional views, ideas and fashions.
Then he meets Jay, and both their families face a series of moral choices as they adjust to British life.
The play is at the West Yorkshire Playhouse, Leeds, from Tuesday to Saturday at 7.45pm, plus Thursday and Saturday at 2.30pm.
Book at Keighley Information Centre or telephone 0113 213 7700.
nA concert version of Jesus Christ Superstar will be presented at Leeds Town Hall on June 21/22.
The 200 singers from amateur group Sing Live Northern are veterans of Royal Albert Hall performances.
Book tickets for 8pm performances, plus Sunday at 2.30pm on 0113 257 7183.
nSettle Orchestral Society performs new work plus the popular Hummel Trumpet Concerto on June 21 (7.30pm) in Christ Church, Skipton.
The trumpet soloist will be Patrick Addinall. Book at Time and Tune music shop in Skipton.
nWelcome to Paradise is Andrew Crowther's new play looking at life in Bradford, not fitting in, and the assumptions people make.
It is the second play from the Actors Community Theatre based at Bradford's Priestley Centre.
Andrew warns that his "comment and criticism of modern English life" contains scenes of strong language and sex as well as talk of sex and drugs.
Book tickets for the June 19-21 play (7.30pm) by phoning 01274 820666.
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