These were the cheapest seats in the theatre and were located under the eaves. They were called "penny seats" because they cost one penny to enter. These seats were often crowded and uncomfortable.
Twopenny Seats
These seats were located in the galleries of the theatre and cost twopence to enter. They were more comfortable than the penny seats, but still relatively inexpensive.
Threepenny Seats
These seats were located in the middle of the theatre and cost threepence to enter. They were the most comfortable seats in the theatre and were often reserved for the wealthy and noble.
The Lord's Room
This was a special room located at the back of the theatre that was reserved for the nobility. It was furnished with comfortable chairs and cushions, and offered a clear view of the stage.
The Queen's Box
This was a special box located at the side of the theatre that was reserved for Queen Elizabeth I. It was decorated with rich tapestries and had a clear view of the stage.