Any way?  Yes, of course.

But if you're asking whether there's a way to write code that at compile  
time explicitly refers to private members, the answer is no.  And you  
should think very carefully before bypassing the language features that  
block access to private members.  And if you find after thinking carefully  
that you still want to do it, you should think carefully again.

If after all of that, you still insist on doing such a dastardly deed,  
you'll want to look at the System.Reflection namespace for specific  
classes that can help you do it properly (inasmuch as there's any way to  
do it properly).

Pete