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• Geordie Sinatra, Stephen Joseph Theatre, Scarborough until June 2

  COME fly, laugh and cry at the coolest, craziest party in town, as the summer season at the Stephen Joseph Theatre in Scarborough kicks off tonight with the world premiere of Fiona Evans’ Geordie Sinatra. read more

• Artists show work at open studios

  WHETHER exploring blacksmith’s forges and farmyard studios, or stepping across the thresholds of stone cottages and suburban living rooms, discover art in some unique and beautiful spaces during 2012 North Yorkshire Open Studios, which takes place during two weekends in June. read more

• Early-bird jazz festival tickets go on sale

  FANS of jazz music are in for a treat at the Burton Agnes Jazz and Blues Festival, at Burton Agnes Hall near Driffield from July 6 to 8. read more

• Delius celebrated by Scarborough Symphony Orchestra

  Scarborough Symphony Orchestra celebrates the 150th anniversary of Yorkshire-born composer Frederick Delius on Saturday by performing ‘Brigg Fair’, as well as two other pieces, at the town’s Methodist Central Hall. read more

• Savoy Family Cajun Band, The Band Room, Farndale, May 15

  THE Savoy Family Cajun Band, which swept The Band Room’s audience off its feet when it debuted at the Farndale venue last July, returns there on Tuesday. read more

• I Elizabeth, The Galtres Centre in Easingwold, May 18

  REBECCA Vaughn presents her onewoman show, I Elizabeth, at The Galtres Centre in Easingwold on Friday. read more

• Review: Playhouse Creatures, Milton Rooms, Malton

  THIS was a night with a difference. Playhouse Creatures, a Blue Snap production in association with Helmsley Arts Centre, gave us a fascinating, bawdy look at theatre in the 17th century, just after King Charles II had made it legal for women to appear on stage. read more

• Marc Chagall and Joan Miro exhibition, Nunnington Hall, near Helmsley, until July 1

  Nunnington Hall’s Clare Fletcher hangs some of the works by Marc Chagall and Joan Miro as part of an exhibition of original prints, posters and photographs, showing the works of the modern masters. read more

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