The iconic His Majesty's Theatre is the only remaining working Edwardian theater in Australia and is home to WA Ballet and WA Opera. The importance of His Majesty's Theatre to the cultural fabric of Western Australia has been recognized by its inclusion on the State Register of Heritage Places and the Register of the National Estate. The venue is perfect to catch first class shows ranging from comedy, drama, dance and opera or an evening of cabaret, DownStairs at the Maj. Patrons can also submerge themselves in a treasure trove of theater history at the Museum of Performing Arts.

Renowned as having one of the finest music acoustics in the southern hemisphere and having recently been voted "Best Acoustics in Australia" by Limelight Magazine, the Perth Concert Hall is located in the city center and is within easy reach of major hotels and transport. The Berlin Philharmonic and Vienna Philharmonic Orchestras, Chicago and London Symphony Orchestras are among the great classical music ensembles that have performed in this magnificent venue. Many of the world's contemporary artists have appeared on its stage including Sting, Tim Minchin, Wynton Marsalis, Tori Amos, KD Lang, Michael Bublé, Keb' MO’, PJ Harvey and Noel Gallagher.

The Bird is fondly counted among the best performing arts and concerts venues in the city. This rustic convivial bar is known to host events like live music, storytelling and karaoke nights for all those who wish to have fun while unwinding. The bar became operational in 2010, and has since then won the hearts of many through its amiable vibe, long list of alcohol and a number of events frequently taking place. The place is perfect for socializing and having fun with loved ones.

Perth Cultural Centre is a community center that not only provides knowledge about diverse art forms but promotes cultural activities too. Various important venues and organizations that enrich the cultural life of one and all, are housed within the Perth Cultural Centre. This prestigious list includes, State Records Office, Western Australian Museum, State Library of Western Australia, Blue Room Theatre, Art Gallery of Western Australia and so forth. It hosts events that not only provide entertainment, but develop and nurture creativity too, amongst the performers and the audiences as well. It also runs social projects like Urban Orchard (small farm space that grows natural crops and materials used here are recycled or wasted). While you are here, do visit this cultural center and you will surely get to see and experience an interesting and unique show or project.

Regal Theatre is located in the suburban district of Subiaco, Perth. Built on the very same site where the Coliseum Theater once stood, this theater opened its doors on 27th April 1938. The cinema was demolished in 1971 in order to build shops; since then Regal Theater has been operating as a live theater with a stage that hosts diverse genres of performing arts ranging from acts, shows, dances to musicals.

Enjoy a night of live entertainment at the Crown Theatre. An expansive space with a seating capacity of about 2300, the theater is the perfect venue for large scale theatrical productions, musicals and classical concerts. Comedy shows and dance productions are also known to take place here from time to time. If you are in the mood to immerse yourself in the local culture, or spend a memorable evening with your partner or group, then check out the schedule of Crown Theatre and get ready to be entertained.

The "Fly" has been around since 1988 and has become a reputable alternative venue. Although originally opened as a club for musical performances, it is now also the venue for a host of activities, ranging from theater to comedy. Past performers include Michelle Shocked, Luka Bloom, Janis Ian, Long John Baldry, Jungle Funk, Donovan and Dave Hole. It is usually opens about four nights per week, depending on performance bookings. The venue is licensed, smoke-free and open until late. Admission varies.