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Broadway Magic and Cinematic Journeys: What’s On in Perth Today

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Broadway Magic and Cinematic Journeys: What’s On in Perth Today
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Broadway Magic and Cinematic Journeys: What’s On in Perth Today

As the autumn air settles over the city, Tuesday, 24 March 2026, offers a sophisticated lineup of cultural events for those looking to explore Perth's vibrant arts scene. From the grand stages of Burswood to the historic venues of Mount Lawley, there is a wealth of entertainment to discover today.

The Grandeur of the Romanovs at Crown Theatre

The highlight of this evening’s entertainment is undoubtedly Anastasia - The Broadway Musical at the Crown Theatre Perth. Based on the beloved 1997 film, this spectacular production follows the journey of a young woman seeking to discover the mystery of her past. With a scheduled performance at 7:00 pm tonight, audiences can expect lush costumes, breathtaking set designs, and a sweeping score that includes favorites like “Journey to the Past.” It is a perfect mid-week escape for fans of musical theatre and historical romance alike.

A Taste of France at the Movies

Cinema enthusiasts are in for a treat as the Alliance Française French Film Festival continues its month-long residency. Today, screenings are taking place across several iconic Perth cinemas, offering a diverse selection of the best contemporary French storytelling. Highlights for today include:

  • Palace Cinemas Raine Square: Featuring a mix of blockbuster dramas and indie gems in the heart of the CBD.
  • Luna Leederville: Known for its boutique atmosphere and curated art-house selections.
  • Windsor Cinema: Hosting afternoon and evening sessions for Nedlands locals looking for a cinematic escape.

Contemporary Art at the Heart of the City

If you have some time during the day, the Art Gallery of Western Australia (AGWA) in the Perth Cultural Centre is hosting several must-see exhibitions. These offer a world-class look at contemporary creativity and are perfect for a Tuesday gallery stroll:

  • Pippin Drysdale: Infinite Terrain – A stunning collection celebrating the work of one of Australia’s most significant ceramic artists, inspired by the colors and textures of the Outback.
  • Paola Pivi – I don't like it, I love it – An exhibition featuring surreal and playful installations that have captivated visitors worldwide.
  • Attachment Styles – A deeper look at modes of belonging and modern identity through various contemporary mediums.

Live Music: James Marriott at the Astor

For music lovers, the historic Astor Theatre in Mount Lawley welcomes James Marriott tonight. Known for his engaging stage presence and indie-rock sound, Marriott’s performance is set to be one of the musical highlights of the month. This all-ages show starts in the evening and provides a high-energy alternative for those looking to catch a live gig in one of Perth's most classic settings.

Whether you are drawn to the sparkle of Broadway or the quiet beauty of a gallery, Perth has no shortage of cultural inspiration to offer this Tuesday.