Broadway Magic and Titanic Tales: What's On in Perth Today

A Cultural Feast Across the City

Today, Tuesday, March 10, 2026, Perth offers a diverse range of artistic and community activities. From the grand stages of Burswood to the intimate galleries of White Gum Valley, the city is buzzing with creativity. Whether you are looking for a world-class musical, a profound historical exhibition, or a night of stand-up comedy, there is plenty to choose from today.

Stage and Comedy Highlights

The Crown Theatre continues its highly anticipated run of Anastasia The Broadway Musical. This lush production takes audiences on a journey from the twilight of the Russian Empire to the euphoria of Paris in the 1920s. With a captivating score and stunning costumes, it is a premier choice for those seeking high-production musical theatre and a story of discovery and romance.

For those in the mood for laughter, comedian Douglas Lim brings his "Vital Stats" tour to The Rechabite in Northbridge. Known for his sharp wit and relatable humor, Lim’s second show in Perth is expected to draw a lively crowd looking for a mid-week comedy fix.

Exhibitions and Visual Arts

History enthusiasts can head to the Northbridge Centre to experience Titanic: The Human Story. This moving exhibition features more than 200 authentic artifacts and personal treasures belonging to the passengers and crew of the ill-fated ship. The experience is guided by an atmospheric audio tour that highlights the personal narratives behind the tragedy, making it a must-see for all ages.

Art lovers have several options today, including:

• Emergent Curiosities: A solo exhibition by Fremantle artist Jem Ham at the CoLab2 Gallery in White Gum Valley. The works explore hidden landscapes of the mind and intuition.
• Chirriger Moort: A 30-year retrospective of the work of Peter Farmer at the WA Museum Boola Bardip, celebrating the creative journey of this leading Noongar designer.
• Blooming Suburbs: Visit the Victoria Park Centre for the Arts to see Joanna Hiu’s floral-inspired series, which celebrates local suburban beauty.

Cinema and Community Meetups

The City of Vincent Film Project Screening takes place tonight at Luna Palace Cinemas, offering a unique look at local stories and the history of the Vincent community on the big screen. For an outdoor experience, the Lotterywest Films season continues at the UWA Somerville Auditorium with a screening of Silent Friend, providing a meditative cinematic experience under the iconic pine trees.

For families, the Music Makers Just for Minis session in Eden Hill offers an interactive workshop for toddlers between 11:35 am and 12:15 pm, focusing on introducing young children to rhythm and music in a fun, social setting.