The bar chart provides information about the types of irritants during the perfomance, which distracted actors from the play at the theatre.
Overall, it is clear that those who rustled sweet papers distracted the most, while armest hogging showed the lowest percentage. Notably, actors were disturbed relatively equally from flash of cameras, big hairdos, tall people and snoring.
To begin with the most dominant factors, which influence the perfomance the most, rustling sweet papers, being the most contributing one, exactly 90%. This is little more than 10% higher than coughing factor, which is approximately 78%. A significant contrast was seen with armest hogging, nearly 24%. However, this disparity was less pronounced between sneezing and mobile phones with respective figures of 45% and 50%. Snoring and tall people showed a similar pattern, 30%. Those who arrived late constituted 70% of interruptions. A 10% less belonged to whispering during the show. 40% was interrupted by bleeping.
Regarding less significant factors, such as big hairdos and flash photography, both represented around 28%. Finally, the least proportion was seen in armrest hogging with 22%.