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In Shakespeare's time, tickets to sit in the more comfortable seating areas of the Globe Theatre, such as the "heavens" or "galleries," typically cost around 2 pence. In contrast, a standing spot in the yard or "pit," where the poorer patrons could watch the play, cost only 1 penny. Prices varied depending on the play and the time period, but these figures give a general idea of the costs in Elizabethan theatre.

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