The charts illustrate where most young people tend to attend and what kinds of dance are popular in Australia now.
By and large, it is clear that the majority of them usually attend private studios, whereas college-based studios are the least popular place. In addition, ballet makes up the highest proportion among children under 11 and almost the lowest among teenagers.
Firstly, the percentage of private studios is twice as high as school halls (after-school), at 48% and 24% respectively. Meanwhile, community halls and other make up just under one-fifth as opposed to the least share in college-based studios to 10%.
Furthermore, ballet is significantly more popular among children under 11 compared to teenagers who have the lowest interest in it, at 600 and 300 respectively. However, for tap the proportion accounts for almost the same figures for both of them to nearly 450. Moreover, the number of people aged 11-16 who attend modern dances is almost twice as high as the share of children under 11, at 500 and 300 respectively.
