The provided charts demonstrate the proportions of different dance classes and where they are held in an Australian town.
Overall, it is clear that ballet is the most popular among children under 11, whereas modern dances are preferred mostly by the older age group. Dance classes are held in private studios most frequently; in contrast, classes in college-based studios are the least frequent.
Where the location of dance lessons is concerned, private studios account for almost half of the total proportion, forming 48%, which is one-second more than school halls classes at 24%, and almost four times higher than the share of college-based studios at 10%. Community halls and other places account for a little more than studios in colleges, accounting for 18%.
When it comes to the number of participants in different choreography types of lessons, ballet and tap are attended eagerly by people under 11 years old, and figure at 600 and about 450 participants, respectively, whereas modern dance classes are not so much preferred by this group and account for 300 students. This share is equal to the number of teenage dancers in ballet classes. Tap is the style which is also well participated in by people from 11 to 16 years old and just a little under 450. However, the most interesting type of dance classes for teenagers is modern due to the fact that over 500 people take part in this style.