Amateur Transplants and Enemies

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Amateur Transplants are Adam Kay and Suman Biswas - two junior doctors who sing smutty songs. They met at medical school in 1998, where their twisted routines got them well-known amongst doctors around the country. They sprung to wider fame a couple of years back when The London Underground song (a filthy tirade about the state of the tube) was downloaded 6 million times.

They continue to be a cult internet hit, with their new song - The Anaesthetists Hymn - downloaded 1 million times in the last few months. Their criminally irresponsible CD and DVD continue to raise tens of thousands of pounds for Macmillan Cancer Relief.

They have had sell-out runs at the Edinburgh Fringe for the last three years, but their day-jobs and busy schedule of disciplinary hearings have limited their number of performances the rest of the year. Following tiresome demand for gigs, they are delighted to announce 'Amateur Transplants and Enemies' - a monthly residency here at the Bedford in Balham.

"Superbly politically incorrect. Gloriously funny" - Scotsman, "A cult hit" - Sunday Times, "Extremely funny" - Telegraph, "Bourgeois brats" - TimeOut

NB. Offensive. Please do not invite your elderly maiden aunt.