Dear Player, here we are with our haut insider culture picks. But there's more. We have two excellent articles to devour, plus a few ravishingly decent ticket offers and competitions.

We can't recommend enough that you not only read about Eau de Memoire but you do your utmost best to see it. But what is it? Eau de Memoire is the mastermind of Francesca Baglione (aka Miss High Leg Kick), a tantalising performance seeped in wit, scent, and our collective memory lane. Have you lost your groove? Filmmaker Hattie Worboys might just have the remedy, along with her crew of youngsters from Glastonbury and East London - dive in!

Our Guest Editors this week are Ghetto Fabulous! Och, what a name! They're the DJ and dance collective of QTIPOC creatives based in Manchester (Queer, Trans, Bi, Intersex, People of Colour).

Ghetto Fabulous do catwalk extravaganzas, cabaret, club performances and more. The collectives aims are to excite, entertain and have fun with the projects it embarks on, inspired by fashion, music, film, photography and the ever-changing world.

Here's the thing, they're coming to London's Royal Victoria Docks to perform their Catwalk Extravaganza at Ensemble Festival in July (it's free!). What's more, they'll be running a family friendly workshop for those hankering to unleash their inner fabulous. 

In their Run Riot Interview co-founders Darnell Gledhill and Darren Pritchard share their origin story, their hopes for the UK arts scene, and tease out what we can expect from their London show.

Well, dear Player, engage how you can, and enjoy yourself! We'll write again soon. Bottoms up! RR x