The Globe Theatre.

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The Globe Theatre

The Globe cutaway notes 1. Flag Black= tragedy White=comedy Red= history Signified which type of play was being performed 2. The “Heavens” Ceiling over the stage – blue w/ golden stars Protected the actors from too much sun or rain Also used for storage and additional sound effects

The Globe cutaway notes 3. Galleries Tiered covered seating Wooden benches Cost more Cushion for a penny Thatched roof to keep out the sun and rain 4. Support Pillars Wooden pillars supported the roof and were painted to look like marble

The Globe cutaway notes 5. Trap Door Actors playing ghosts or witches could rise or descend through this door built into the main stage. 6. Open Yard Groundlings stood Audiences paid one penny Would often “participate” in play

The Globe cutaway notes 7. Main Stage “Apron” stage 4’ to 5’ high Audiences could sit on all three sides 8. Inner Stage Indoor scenes Curtain could be opened and closed for scene changes

The Globe cutaway notes 9. Tiring House Dressing and storage rooms Lavish costumes Large props stored here 10. “Hell” Storage area – second trap door 11. Upper Stage Bedroom and balcony scenes

The Globe today