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Henry Carey, Baron Hunsdon (1526–96), above. He was the queen’s cousin and as Lord Chamberlain of the queen’s household he was responsible for entertainment at court
The Lords’ Rooms, below, were the most expensive seats in the house. They were above the apron stage behind the balconies. Seats were 5d and were cushioned. This gave the opportunity for wealthier theatre goers to watch the plays and also demonstrate their social status
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