Programme · Silver Lining Theatre Company / Theatre Alive!
The Masculine Law · a theatre announcement
A single printed sheet advertises a London production while leaving its year unstated.
- Credited to
- Silver Lining Theatre Company with Theatre Alive!
- Publication / collection
- Silver Lining Theatre Company / Theatre Alive!
- Source date
- 23–28 March · year not printed
- Original language
- English
- Format
- Company press announcement · one-page PDF
The original single-page announcement has been inspected. A missing year is retained rather than inferred from other readings or productions.
Read the company announcement · PDF
A sheet made to announce
The Silver Lining Theatre Company, in association with Theatre Alive!, presents The Masculine Law by Ghazi Rabihavi. The sheet advertises TARA Arts, 356 Garratt Lane, London, for 23–28 March at 7.30pm. Its original promotional description concerns women’s lives, injustice and resistance. Source 1
The missing year stays missing
No year appears on the inspected page. Those March dates remain historical announcement details without a calendar year. The company’s description and premiere language belong to its publicity; the sheet does not establish an independent review, complete cast or record of every performance taking place. Source 1
Availability & access
- Available material
- The original announcement is linked. It supplies publicity and scheduling information rather than a recording or independent review.
- Reading / listening access
- The original PDF contains printed text. This English guide supplies context and onward reading; PDF tagging and assistive-technology reading order have not been verified.
- Reproduction
- The PDF remains with its originating publisher or institution. No full-document reproduction licence is inferred from its public address.
Sources & credits
- The Masculine Law · company press announcement
Single-page Silver Lining Theatre Company / Theatre Alive! announcement. TARA Arts, 23–28 March, 7.30pm. No year is printed; publicity copy is not independent critical reception.