Director Roxana Silbert, "What's great about what we're doing is it allows them to come to it in their own terms and of course the thing that young people find most alienating about Shakespeare is the language, which feels like a different language to them and this isn't in anyway attempting to copy Shakespeare's language - it's written by young people in a language they would use."

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"There's not going to be a concept of public versus private, " Mr. Silbert says.

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Does Mr. Silbert really support fixes to the public markets, given SecondMarket's private-market business niche?

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"I'm happy you asked that, " Mr. Silbert says, adding that mutual funds like T.

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