unrepressed

The musical, which features a score by Lucy Simon with unrepressed operatic aspirations, is ready to hit the road.

“Order shrimp and lobster towers/But it’s me that gets devoured,” she sings, patiently and desperately, as if buckling under unrepressed humidity.

Ultimately, Trump appeared on the stage and let the genie out of the bottle as a role model for unsuppressed and unrepressed thoughts and feelings.

This is, in a literal sense, the dream: of sex unrepressed.

“I’m loud, and I’m vulgar, and I wear the pants in the house because somebody’s got to,” Martha says with unrepressed bitterness to her husband George.