The table gives information about the proportion of people who attended the cultural event in 7 diffrent sectors in Britain. The study was conducted from 1986-7 to 2001-2.
Overall, the majority of population shows a considerable changes over the period. Cinema remained with the most attendees, as well as contemporary dance was the least popular in British country.
In detail, cinema and play garnered the most numbers of individuals, in 1986 until 1990, cinema steadily rise from 31% until it reached to 56% participants. However, in 2000 it declines to 55%, but during the year 2001-02 it doubled commencing at 57%. Subsequently, plays and art galleries/exhibition oscillates in number at 23-24%, and 21-22%, respectively over the given period.
Moreover, classical music shows no significant changes, relatively stable at 12%. Furthermore, ballet, opera, and contemporary dance had a very small fraction over the years. Ballet and opera varried only from their starting point, where ballet commenced at 6% while opera is at 5%. Following years past, both shares the same values until the end of the period at 6%. Finally, contemporary dance, had the lowest share, among the group, where it started from 4%, then a minimal dropped in 1991-21 to 3%, and a plateau, from 1996 until 2001 at 4% before reaching its end of the peak at 5% in the last years.