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Last modified on Fri 12 Feb 2021 06.31 EST How to describe the joy of watching people dancing in unison? Anthropologists talk about synchronous activities leading to a sense of “collective effervescence”; that lightness we feel when we’re all moving together in time – doing the macarena, maybe, or the YMCA – and trace it back to the need to bond members of a family or a tribe to one another, to reinforce the sense of unity that would have once been essential for survival. The first thing I knew about Figs in Wigs was that they liked to dance in unison. A quintet of identically dressed performers, they appeared whenever the evening got weird enough at Latitude festival or London’s Royal Vauxhall Tavern. They wore DayGlo jumpsuits and matching bum bags, deadpan stares, glittery painted-on monobrows. Watching Figs in Wigs dance was like listening to an alien language, a semaphore of hops and hand gestures that existed at the midpoint between Yvonne Rainer’s Trio A and Sa

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