Future Ritual is a practice of gathering, curating and organising. We collaborate with artists to create contemporary expressions of performance and ritual, working to support the emergence of new and more attuned cultures. 

We are based in Peckham (London) and work from STUDIO: Future Ritual.


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News


STUDIO Residents wanted, deadline 31 May

Join our community of practice at STUDIO: Future Ritual, a new space for gathering, performance and embodied practice in Peckham.

> full call out
> about STUDIO

DISCHARGE
Saturday 18 July

A sanctuary of sickness with short sharp performances, hosted by IKLECTIK (Peckham).

> event info + tickets

Watch Our Work
 
Some of the performances, projects and events we have worked on are available to watch online
> watch









Martin O’Brien, What the Serpent told me in the misty gloom, Tate Britain, 2025. Photo by Fenia Kotsopoulou.
Martin O’BrienLegacies of the Unwell in Live Art, 2026

Zombie Time is a project by Martin O’Brien about living politically as a sick person. Through residencies, performance, publishing and a series of gatherings, O’Brien explores how Live Art and performance art practices can shift understandings of health, disrupt the vulnerabity of the patient and the rhetoric of illness as weakness. Living sick can also mean living well!

> Artist Index: Martin O’Brien


Credits
Lead artist ~ Martin O’Brien
Producer ~ Future Ritual

Videography ~ Baiba Sprance and Marco Beradi
Photography ~ Fenia Kotsopoulou


Funders and Support
Commissioned by Performance, Posession + Automation. Funded and supported by Arts Council England, the Leverhulme Trust and Queen Mary University of London. Supported by Warehouse9. Produced by Future Ritual.

programme

DISCHARGE is a series of performance gatherings foregrounding work informed by kink, fetish and sexual cultures and strange bodily practices. 

> Friday 1 May
> Saturday 18 July
> Saturday 28 November

ON DISCIPLINE is an intensive workshop looking at discipline in performance making - how commitment, repetition and training can shape the way we work. Together we’ll explore how we can make rules - and break them - as we make our performances.

> 11 - 15 May