Local history, laugh-out-loud theatre and a classic musical: here's three ideas for Tuesday thrills

It's Tuesday — and while the weekend might seem an age away, there's still plenty going on to keep you amused.

From fascinating local history to a classic musical and laugh-out-loud theatre comedy, there's plently of Tuesday thrills on offer.

Here's three things to do in West Yorkshire today:

1. Learn more about local history at Beaumont Park: If you'd like to know more about Huddersfield's past, head to Beaumont Park for Ken Kaye's social history group's monthly gathering. Visiting speakers cover a variety of topics, and members meet on the first Tuesday of each month at 10.30am at the park's visitor centre. Admission is £2 — click here for more information.
    

2. Sing along to classic musical Guys and Dolls: Huddersfield Amateur Operatic Society will debut their latest show, Guys and Dolls, at the Lawrence Batley Theatre tonight at 7.15pm. Featuring songs including Luck be a Lady,Guys and Dolls and Sit Down You’re Rockin’ the Boat, the show promises an exciting portrayal of love, luck why you cant gamble with affairs of the heart. Tickets cost £18, click here to book.
   
    

3. Laugh-out-loud at Leeds Grand: Also beginning a four-night run tonight is award-winning comedy One Man, Two Guvnors, at the Grand Theatre, Leeds. Promising classic British comedy guaranteed to make you laugh out loud, the show follows dim-witted minder Francis Henshall in a rollercoaster of deceit, close shaves and outrageous moments. Tickets cost £12-£33 — click here to book.
   

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