What are three main parts of the globe theatre?

1. The Yard: This was the open-air area where the common people stood to watch the performances. It was unroofed and could hold up to 3,000 people.

2. The Stage: This was a raised platform at one end of the yard. It was covered by a thatched roof and had two levels, with the upper level known as the "inner stage" and the lower level known as the "apron stage".

3. The Heavens: This was the area above the stage that was used for special effects, such as flying angels and devils. It was also used to store props and scenery.