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The image provides a table of percentages showing attendance at different cultural events in Britain across six time periods from 1986/87 to 2001/02. Cinema attendance increased from 31 in 1986/87 to 57 in 2001/02. Plays attendance showed slight variations, maintaining around 23 to 24 percentage throughout, specifically 23 in 1986/87, 1996/97, 2000/01 and 24 in 1991/92, 1999/00, 2001/02. Art galleries/exhibitions attendance remained consistent at 21 in 1986/87, 1991/92, 22 in 1996/97, and 21 in 1999/00, with later years recording 22, 21 respectively in 2000/01 and 2001/02. Classical music attendance consistently stayed at 12 across all years. Ballet attendance began and ended at 6 in 1986/87 and 2001/02, maintaining 6 throughout except for 7 in 1999/00. Opera started at 5 in 1986/87, peaked at 7 in 1996/97, then levelled back to 6 for the subsequent years. Contemporary dance was at 4 initially, held at 3 in 1996/97, returned to 4 in 1999/00, culminating at 5 in 2001/02.
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The given table illustrates the percentage of visitors who were present at seven cultural events in Britain over a 6-year period between 1986/87 and 2001/02.
Overall, it can be clearly seen that the most popular event in the UK was Cinema and the second most commonly-enjoyed was Plays over the given years. Another interesting point is that Contemporary dance was the least popular type of event.
From a detailed analysis, it is obvious that Cinema was by far the most popular type of event, with the figure rising steadily from 31 percent in 1986/87 to 57 percent in 2001/02. Plays were the second most popular event, which was almost half of the Cinema in 2001/02. Art galleries were the third most appealing cultural event over the period.
Noticeably, one tenth of the people went to Classical music, which stayed relatively stable over a six year period. Ballet also remained constant and the number of its attendances was half of the Classical music. Opera and Contemporary dance experienced a minor change, with 6 and 5 percent in turn.
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