Hypnotised freshers believed they had been groped During the show at the University of Kent, Colin Adamson told the students they were lapdancers and that when they had finished their "routine" they would think a member of the audience had "touched them up." When they woke, one was so horrified she could not speak and the other threatened the man she was told had touched her, saying she would "castrate him with a spoon." Students were invited to buy a DVD of the show afterwards, billed as a "chance to watch your new friends transformed into aliens and superheroes." Student Natasha Sadaeva said the hypnotist told the women: "When you wake up, you will think he touched you up just now." Miss Sadaeva said she was "disgusted" by the event, adding: "He shows a lack of empathy towards all women, and a lack of basic human decency - he has no place at a student union." Another student said: "Some people still thought it was a laugh, but to be honest the girls were both in shock - they thought they had been sexually assaulted." It was funny at first, but when he got those two girls to do a lap dance and told them they had been groped it got a bit too much. Mr Adamson said he had not had such a reaction before in 10 years of performing, adding: "The majority of the audience got what it was intended to be - comedy." He added: ""It wasn't a sex show by any means." But a university student union spokesman said: "As a result of this event, we will not be booking this particular act again and we have tightened up our procedures."