The given graphs illustrate how satisfied club members and general public were with three key areas a new theater.
Overview, both groups had an overall positive view on three criteria. However, club members liked facilities in theatre more, while public found information about the plays more satisfactory.
It can be clearly that more than two thirds of both groups found production quality excellent, while only approximately one seventh were dissatisfied. The overwhelming majority of ordinary people (88%) were satisfied with information about the plays, which was nearly 9 times as many as of those who disliked it. However, club members who had a positive view on it accounted for 72% with almost a quarter being quite satisfied.
In addition, the vast majority of those who belonged to the club at three quarters were happy with theatre facilities, whereas the other group made up only just over a half, compared to 23% and 19% respectively of those being quite satisfied. Moreover, nearly a quarter of society thought it was bad, which was 13 times as many as the club members.