After winning an Oscar for "The Brutalist," the English composer takes on a musical about the founder of the Shakers — a close collaboration with Amanda Seyfried.

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Authors often speak of the therapeutic nature of writing. Why this is the case, however, is rarely theorized. An insight might be gleaned by means of analogy with child's play.