Your Week: The best events on in Perth this week

Wil Greenway: It’s Probably Nothing

Tonight to February 1, 8.30pm, The Blue Room, Northbridge

Theatre maker Wil Greenway is back with a new work about renting on a dying planet. Described as “poetic, stupid and thoughtful”, the play explores guilt, apathy, honesty, and the optimism of the next generation.

Tickets $25-$30 from blueroom.org.au

Ayani Car Collective

Sunday, 8am, Carco Raceway, Wanneroo

Get excited revheads, the ultimate event to show off your wheels is here. Carco Raceway is transforming into a showcase arena for car enthusiasts to show off their pride and joy — be it a classic, muscle, JDM, exotic, or any other standout ride. And yes, the cars will be displayed right on the track for everyone to admire, so spectators can come and get a close look at some impressive vehicles. Ayani Car Collective is also giving away a fully customised Mercedes C63 AMG valued at more than $120,000 with an additional $50,000 in modifications, with the winner drawn on Sunday.

Tickets $30, from ayani.au

Southside Summer

Wednesday to February 5, 6pm, Mindeerup, Mends Street, South Perth

Grab a picnic rug and enjoy sunset while being entertained by roving entertainers, live music and amazing circus shows in this family-friendly event. From 6.45pm, Zap Circus will entertain with a live performance, and on select nights, they will conduct a workshop for anyone with dreams of running away and joining the circus. Suitable for all ages.

Free. More info at southperth.wa.gov.au

Operation Ouch!

Tuesday, 1pm, 4pm and 6.30pm, Riverside Theatre, Perth

Join wacky doctors Dr Chris and Dr Xand as they embark on a great mission: The Quest For The Jurassic Fart. These two Oxford University-trained doctors are behind the children’s science TV show, Operation Ouch! Their popular stage show feature experiments, science chat and plenty of gags aimed at the five-plus age group.

Tickets $64.90-$74.90, from Ticketek.

Lunar New Year

Wednesday to February 2, 12.30pm, Yagan Square, Perth

Mark the beginning of the Year of the Snake by experiencing a traditional lion and dragon dance. Kicking off on the first day of the lunar new year, the performance will take place daily until Sunday. Lion and dragon dances are a Chinese tradition that are meant to bring good luck and drive away misfortune.

Free

Birak Concert

Sunday, 3pm, Supreme Court Gardens, Perth

Join this family-friendly celebration of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture through music and dance. There will be live performances on stage with Bobby Bennell, Beni Bjah and Bradley Hall Band, a community art canvas, inflatable water slides, and food stalls.

Free