Creative practice for interspecies change
Performing Animal Rights is a creative campaigns lab and research platform exploring the role of performance, art, and storytelling in the movement for animal liberation.
We work at the intersection of creative practice, activism, and research, supporting artists, educators, and campaigners who use performance to expose injustice, imagine alternatives, and inspire change.
Through research, collaborative campaigns, and events, we investigate how creative strategies can build empathy across species, challenge dominant narratives, and disrupt systems of exploitation.
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What We Do
If you are interested in what we do, and would like to collaborate with us, please get in touch.
Campaigns Lab
We create and support copyable, creative campaigns designed to be felt, remembered, and shared. From immersive performances to visual actions, we develop original work and collaborate with artists, activists, and organisations. We also offer consultancy to groups seeking emotive, story-driven campaign strategies.
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Research Hub
Our hub curates practice-based research, critical essays and publications, podcasts, and archival documentation of animal-centred creative work. It’s a space to reflect, record, and resource; grounded in performance philosophy, interspecies ethics, and the cultural dynamics of social change.
Workshops & Events
We run training, workshops and events on creative campaigning, performance-as-activism, narrative strategy, and interspecies performance philosophy. These offerings are designed for campaigners, educators, artists, performers and organisers looking to integrate cultural and embodied approaches into their work.
