This is where the wealthy and middle class would
sit. The cost was 2 pence for the galleries, and
there would be a collector with a box who stood at
the stairs leading there.

This is the roof covering the stage. It was
known as "The Heavens." On the inside, it had a
beatiful design. It was made to protect the actors
and their costumes in case of sudden rain.

This is what the Globe Theater looks like
from above. The flag on the towers was raised
when there was a play. Different color flags
meant different plays. Also, although the Globe
has 20 sides now, there is not enough information
to determine how many sides and how big it was
during the time of Shakespeare.