Ten of the best things to do in and around Milton Keynes in the next few days

1 DANCEAnton & Erin: From Broadway to Hollywood, Milton Keynes Theatre. February 7 Join the nation’s favourite ballroom couple when they return with a show celebrating the golden age of Hollywood, featuring numbers including Somewhere In Time, Cry Me A River, Mr Bojangles, Downtown, This Nearly Was Mine and New York, New York. Anton du Beke and Erin Boag will be joined by the full 25-piece London Concert Orchestra conducted by Richard Balcombe, with six world class ensemble dancers and star vocalist Lance Ellington. Expect to see fresh choreography and sparkling costumes.Details: atgtickets.com/MiltonKeynes

2 MUSICThe Magic of the Beatles, Milton Keynes Theatre, February 8The Magic of The Beatles is one of the UK’s leading Beatles tribute shows, and present all the hits including Love Me Do, She Loves You, Please Please Me, From Me To You, Help, I Feel Fine, Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, Hey Jude, Let It Be and many more.Details: www.entertainers.co.uk

3 MUSICMr Tea and the Minions, MK11, Kiln Farm, February 2Bristol based Mr Tea and the Minions play their own unique take on high energy Balkan-flavoured ska, dub and swing, inspiring uncontrollable silly dancing and wild bouts of jumping around wherever they go. They’re a sure-fire party starter.Details: mrteaandtheminions.com

4 MUSICAdam Wakeman & Damian Wilson, The Stables, Wavendon, February 4After many successful shows over the past two years, Adam Wakeman (keyboard player with Ozzy Osborne and Black Sabbath) and Damian Wilson (Mostly Autumn, Praying Mantis) are embarking on their latest acoustic tour. Featuring Damian on vocals and acoustic guitar, and Adam on piano, vocals and acoustic guitar, they’ll be playing songs from their back catalogues and artists they have worked with.Details: stables.org

5 TALKPsychovertical: A Higher Education, ChrysalisMK, February 6Award-winning, best-selling author and mountain-climbing comedian Andy Kirkpatrick blends narrative with audio-visuals to give audiences a taste of the realities of venturing on major expeditions. Details: chrysalismk.co.uk

6 MUSICAndrew McCormack’s Graviton, The Stables, Wavendon, February 6Internationally acclaimed pianist and composer Andrew McCormack consistently challenges himself to explore new and very different musical styles as an artist. Andrew’s latest project is Graviton, described as ‘ProgJazz’.Details: stables.org

7 MUSICTom Dibb, The Stables, Wavendon, February 8Roots-influenced singer-songwriter Tom Dibb is bringing his good-vibe acoustic music back to the UK. He has been compared to Jack Johnson, Newton Faulkner and Bedouin Soundclash, though with his own distinctive altcountry edge.Details: stables.org

8 THEATREJersey Boys, Milton Keynes Theatre, until February 3There’s still time to catch the smash-hit musical telling the remarkable story of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons, featuring hits galore. Details: www.atgtickets.com/MiltonKeynes

9 COMEDYShappi Khorsandi: Mistress & Misfit, The Stables, Wavendon, February 2Shappi Khorsandi presents England’s unsung heroine, Emma Hamilton, who for too many years has been known as just ‘Nelson’s mistress’.Details: stables.org

10 MUSICThe Willows, The Stables, Wavendon, February 4The Willows blur the boundaries between contemporary song and folk traditions on either side of the Atlantic. The band was formed in Cambridge by husband and wife Cliff Ward and Jade Rhiannon and Ben Savage via a chance meeting on Gumtree.Details: stables.org