It's played indoors or in a high-walled outdoor court. The ball is made of leather and stuffed with hair. Attend the theatre . Remember, this is in the afternoons, since there is no artificial lighting. Young gentlemen of appearance can, for an extra fee, have their chairs put right up on the stage.
Ladies attend, but are usually veiled or in masks.
Have the players in. Have them bring the play to your house. Count the silverware before they leave. Make sure you know who their patron is. Do not sell tickets.