ceiling over the stage that protected the actors from sun/rain and was painted to look like the night sky

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Dressing room and storage room. Actors rested in between scenes and could change costumes.

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balcony/bedroom scenes

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Three levels of covered seating. Paid more to sit here and cost more the higher up you sat.

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"Apron" --where the main action of the play took place

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Used for indoor scenes.

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"Pit" groundlings paid a penny to stand here

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signified which type of play was being performed

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actors playing ghosts or witches could rise or descend through this door built into the main stage

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"box office" Where you would pay to see a performance and enter

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built of stone/brick because the Globe was built on wet, marshy land close to the Thames River

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What color flag would signify a history play?

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What would the ghost from Hamlet use to enter and exit the main stage?

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