It cost 1d to stand in the. Yard. There were three tiers of wooden seats in covered galleries. It cost 2d for a wooden seat in the covered gallery. It ...

To get into the Globe, it would cost a penny (there are 240 pence to one pound). In Elizabethan England, one penny would buy a loaf of bread, a pint of ale, or ...

The lower middle class paid a penny for admittance to the yard (like the yard outside a school building), where they stood on the ground, with the stage more or ...

11 июл. 2007 г. · This week I bag a cheap ticket for Shakespeare and end up standing at the Globe. It's a bargain at £5 - if you ignore the back pain and ...

£10 standing tickets in the Yard and seated tickets elsewhere/in the galleries in the Globe Theatre, priced between £65 and £25, can be booked, subject to ...

The groundlings paid 1 penny to stand in the Yard of the Globe Theatre. The ... fee: they put 1 penny in a box at the theatre entrance, hence the modern term 'Box ...

How much does it cost today to stand in the “yard” for a play at the Globe? 23. At what times of day do the plays run? 24. What is the theme of ...

The Globe Theatre Yard, or pit, was the area designed for people to stand to watch the plays being performed. This was the cheapest part of the theatre, there ...

How much does it cost today to stand in the "yard" for a play at the Globe? - 68-70 us dollars 23. At what times of day do the plays run? - 1:00 or 2:00 pm or 6 ...