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This show belongs to the Adelaide Fringe 2026 season. This season is now over.

a woman in a dark suit and grey hair is balancing a golden hoop on their head. within the hoop is a man sitting at a desk behind a laptop. surrounded by two sets of legs shooting up from behind the desk. and another man in a suit hanging from the wall. with their arms outstretched
a man in a beige suit is hanging on a red silk while holding a briefcase. they are looking lusciously over their sunglasses towards the camera.
their is a a man in a beige suit sitting on the back of an acrobat, while a second is in a tabletop position balancing a laptop on their belly. and a fourth person is staring at the first persons outstretched foot with disdain and loathing.
Adelaide Fringe 2026

InHuman Resources

This award winning company returns with this high-skill circus comedy that turns the everyday absurdities of office life into a dark fantasy, physical celebration of human potential (and occasional failure). Where the corporate structure collides with supernatural chaos. From motivational mayhem to emotional risk assessments, this show delivers circus artistry wrapped in a crisp, mock-corporate tone that hides the monsters that every overworked employee will recognise.

With precision, wit, and a healthy disregard for OHS, The department turns red tape into controlled chaos and KPI pressure into pure spectacle. It’s a workplace where monsters handle the minutes, Ai handles the monsters and everyone is just trying to survive another team meeting without getting eaten. 

Presented by: Express Move Me

The company started in 2013 from a desire and a need to create exciting new work. That work had to be energized and explore the physical realms of story telling. We wanted to connect with our audiences on a visceral level. Drawing them into the show and enveloping them in surreal, fantastical worlds. Our physical theatre training was used to develop all of the early work. It provided the springboard to launch into creating the shows. Using mythology and archetypes, diving into the rich territories they provide, exploring the stories at a deeper level. Which then connected more meaningfully with our audience. Now we wish to build a community of creatives, providing training tools, and a vocabulary to create. Focusing on constantly developing and honing ones craft and skill.
Circus • Physical Theatre
Victoria • World Premiere

Suitability & warnings

Content rating: MA15+
Sexual References: Occasional, Mild
Drug Use
Mental Health
Loud Noises
Coarse Language: Occasional, Mild

Accessibility

 
High visual content
 
Audience members interact from the seated or standing area
 
Suitable for audiences who may not have a comprehensive understanding of the English language

Presenter

Presented by: Express Move Me

The company started in 2013 from a desire and a need to create exciting new work. That work had to be energized and explore the physical realms of story telling. We wanted to connect with our audiences on a visceral level. Drawing them into the show and enveloping them in surreal, fantastical worlds. Our physical theatre training was used to develop all of the early work. It provided the springboard to launch into creating the shows. Using mythology and archetypes, diving into the rich territories they provide, exploring the stories at a deeper level. Which then connected more meaningfully with our audience. Now we wish to build a community of creatives, providing training tools, and a vocabulary to create. Focusing on constantly developing and honing ones craft and skill.