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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 table provide information about visiting of diverse types of entertainment in Britain between 1986-7 and 2001-2.
Overall, the table compares the seven kinds of amusement in accordance with the percentage of attandence by people each year. It’s clear that the three culture events (cinema, plays and art galleries) are the most loved places to have a rest for individuals. Instead of other events (classical music, ballet, opera and contemporary dance) are less mastered for distractions.
The cinema type was keeping its first position during years, desperate of that the persentage went down on 1% in 2000-1 ( 55%) in comparing with the previous data.The second favourite event is plays that weren’t practically changing during years (23-24%). The same thing is observed with exhibitions as well (21-22%).
Of the four entertainments, the percentage of visiting of classical music were identical (12%), ballet were almost the same excepting 1996-7 (7%), the largest significance of the persentage of opera was 7% in 1996-7, and contemporary dance occupied the smallest position and had the largest attendance in 2001-2 (5%).
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