In recent weeks, actors were auditioning for the play's first reading (the current script is version No. 4), continuing the secretive revision process that has gestated Mr. Simon's previous works.
A grand jury is typically considered a tool for prosecutors, who have the authority to offer a particular version of a story, in a secretive setting, and aren't required to present evidence that could exonerate the accused.
We've got an administration characterized by blind faith in crony capitalism, a drunken spendthrift's version of supply-side economics, and a secretive, country-club executive style.
The Skunk Works, Lockheed's secretive advanced development division, succeeded in getting a test version--the A-12--off the ground at Groom Lake (a.k.a. Area 51) in April, 1962--development as head-spinningly fast as the aircraft itself.
A privatized version of it was floated two years ago by Erik Prince, the secretive, mega-millionaire, conservative owner of Blackwater USA and a man who for years has served as the Pied Piper of a campaign to repackage mercenaries as legitimate forces.
The team says big IT companies, natural resource giants, and even secretive government agencies have all expressed interest in private enterprise versions of Rap Genius.
Predicting events inside this large and secretive clan is notoriously difficult and often described as a sort of Arabian version of Cold War-era Kremlinology.
PS4 (£49.85) Set in a steampunk version of Victorian Britain, you play as a member of a secretive order of knights, sworn to protect the realm from mysterious forces.
It may seem like a harmless, miniature version of the space shuttle, but some industry analysts are wondering if the secretive robotic spacecraft set to launch Thursday from Cape Canaveral has a more sinister side.
