Your Week: Theatre, music and the Channel 7 Mandurah Crab Fest are all happening this week in WA

Channel 7 Mandurah Crab Fest

Saturday March 14 and Sunday March 15, from 10am, Mandurah Foreshore

Now in its 25th year, this major foodie festival is back, celebrating the beauty of Mandurah and the area’s iconic blue manna crab. There are cooking demonstrations, live music, children’s activities and even fireworks. The music stage is headlined on Saturday by Havana Brown at 8pm, and on Sunday by Thelma Plum at 5pm.

Ticketed and free experiences on offer. For more info visit crabfest.com.au

Old Dominion

Saturday March 14, 6:30pm, ICF: Warehouse, Northbridge

The Nashville band head to Australia as part of their How Good Is That world tour. The popular country band is known for their songs One Man Band, Memory Lane and Break Up With Him. They are supported by Dasha and Alexandra Kay.

Tickets $119.90 from icfpresents.com.au

XPress Magazine 40th birthday celebrations and book launch

Wednesday March 18, 8pm, Astor Theatre, Mount Lawley

Many WA music lovers will have fond memories of picking up an XPress and seeing what music was happening that week. The magazine is celebrating 40 years of operation with a concert. There will be live music, stories, interviews and a look at some of the best photos from their extensive archives. This is also the launch of the limited-edition coffee table book Rewind — 40 Years Of Xpress. Music acts performing include an impressive line-up of local talent such as Kav Temperley, Gyroscope, Donna Simpson, Cal Kramer, Dave Hole, Dom Mariani, Katy Steele, Dave Warner, Carla Geneve and Boox Kid.

Tickets $67.79 from Ticketek

RBG: Of Many, One

Thursday March 19 to April 4, various times, State Theatre Centre of WA, Northbridge

Actor Heather Mitchell stars as the US Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg in this one-woman play that pays tribute to the trailblazing legal mind. From questioning gender inequality as a young woman to working with several US presidents, this production invites audiences into the room during some of RBG’s pivotal moments.

Tickets $30 to $139 from blackswantheatre.com.au

Hot Keys

Friday March 20, 8pm, Deadbeat Bar, Perth

Get along to the launch of this new concept inside the grungey Deadbeat inside the Pirate Life complex. Happening every Friday and Saturday night, a pianist sits at a baby grand piano and belts out singalong classics for the crowd to belt out. From the Spice Girls to Billy Joel to Fleetwood Mac, come along and join the slightly off-key fun.

Free