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Asymptomatic
When Failure Becomes Funny
Performer
Have you ever asked yourself, “Why me?” Staring at the odds stacked against you, wondering why the world feels so unfair?
Asymptomatic is a sharp, darkly funny solo performance that unpacks those moments of rejection. Blending comedy, tragedy, farce, dance, and stand-up, it follows an artist hungry for success, constantly rebuffed, and forever proving their worth.
With biting humour and fearless honesty, Asymptomatic turns rejection into revelation, exposing the quiet, invisible power systems that decide who gets to rise and who’s left behind.
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Performer
Abhay Mahajan
Abhay Mahajan is an accomplished actor, writer, and director with over two decades of experience in theatre. A recipient of the Vinod Doshi Fellowship and Inlaks Theatre Award, he has performed in more than 30 plays with over 400 shows worldwide, collaborating with acclaimed directors such as Mohit Takalkar, Atul Kumar, and Aakash Khurana. Trained in contemporary dance at Attakkalari, Bengaluru, Abhay seamlessly bridges movement and performance, working with international choreographers including Akira Yoshida and Meytal Blanaru. His screen credits span TVF Pitchers, Trijya, and Hutatma, and he regularly conducts workshops on body awareness and acting. Asymptomatic marks his first solo performance work.
