Theatre Questionnaire Responses

Survey done between two sets of public such as common people and members of club and their responses to given questionarre about recently opened is being depicted by table, also responses measured in percentage. Overall, it is visible that out of 5000 individuals, there are two types of people who played role of respondent namely normal public and club members. Individuals number seems to be more inclined towards satisfaction level, however highly dissatisfied selected more by general public. Firstly, workers of club gave positive response of newly opened theatre with the satisfaction level and more satisfied proportion of 40% and 25% respectively. Secondly, common population also liked it and showed more interest with 45% of satisfaction proprotion. Alternatively highly satisfied custmoer numbers are less than club member which is only 15% and it is less than 10% from club members . Thirdly, neutral and highly dissatisfied members count is same of 10% by club employee respondant. Alternatively general members are very few who was dissatisified which is only 6% and neutral vote given by them is only 13%. Fourthly, dissatisfied percentage are 15% by club staff and general public review was 13 which seems closer to each others view.

The chart depicts the responses to a questionnaire about a new theatre at a club as replied by two categaries of indivuals that are club members and the general public. The total number of respondents are 5000. Overall, mostly the club members and general public expressed themselves as satisfied by 40% and 45% respectively. Only 10% of club members and 20% general public is neither satified nor dissatified with the newly opened theatre. Moreover, general public is double the club member as expressing themselves as neutral. A major difference can be observed in highly satisfied and satisfied indivuals in club members and general public by 5%. Additionaly, both the sets of indivuals that are club members and general public voted for highly dissatisfied by 10% and 6% respectively. To conclude, majority idivuals of club members as well as general public voted as satisfied by a newly opened theatre at a club.

The board demonstrates a reply to a survey of 5000 replies regarding a recently launched auditorium at a club as reacted by two communities (club members and the general population). Unit is measured in percentage. Overall, the data shows that almost half of the club members as well as the general public were satisfied whereas only a few proportion of people were highly dissatisfied with the given number of reacters. On the one hand, 40% of the club members were satisfied whereas the number of highly satisfied population was only 25%. Furthermore, the opinion of the respondents for the categories of Natural and Highly dissatisfied was the same (10%). However, Dissatisfied respondents were 15%. On the other hand, the general population's opinion was majorly marked as satisfied (45%) which was 5% more compared to club members as well, and the reaction for Neutral responses was 20% which is also spiking by the margin of 10% as compared to the club members, additionally the proportion of Highly satisfied, dissatisfied and Highly Dissatisfied was less than the club members (15%, 13%, and 6% respectively).

The given table describes the response of a survey conducted on both the club members as well as non-members on the quality of service provided by a recently launched theatre at a club. Overall, most people were satisfied with the services offered. However, high level of satisfaction was seen more in the members compared to those who did not belong to the club. The survey was conducted on a total of 5000 people consisting of club members as well as general population. Majority of the respondants seemed to be happy with the services. While, nearly equal proportion (40-45%) of people from both groups were satisfied with the amenities, there was a considerable difference in terms of high degree of satisfaction. Whereas, 25% club members felt extremely fulfilled, only 15 % of the general public felt likewise. Moreover, almost double number of non-members (20%) were neutral in their opinion compared to the members (10%). Although, the level of dissatisfaction was more or less same in the two groups (13-15%), more members (10%) reported extreme dissatisfaction compared to the general public (6%).

The numerical delineation is a portrayal of a questionnaire on a newly opened theatre at a club,evolves the distrint phases are illustarted by the given chart. Overall,there are few phases that draw attention on analysis such as, the sum of respondents are 5000.People opinions are been comparied in likert scale as highly satisfied , satisfied , neutral , dissatisfied and highly dissatisfied. The comparision has been done with two main factors. Club members and general Public are the factors used to collect responses for the research.The highest scale from both the factors would be satisfied as result shown in the chart,mentioned 40% and 45%. As we compare two different factors in the questionnaire for the market analysis,on one hand we could figure out that 10% are the club members who are highly dissatisfed and in other hand only 6% of general public who are higly dissatisfied. Although the charts shown has less highly satisfied value.The team has to work on for the better improvement of the theater.

The below table depicts the responses given by two various groups of people namely the club members and the general public about recently developed theatre at the club. We can see a total number of 5000 participants who have given their opinion on the satisfaction they have experienced. Their emotions are expressed in form of percentages. We can see that both club members as well as general public are pleased with the theatre club as they have voted 40% and 45% each, which is the highest number of votes comparatively. A 1/2nd of voters are highly satisfied in the group of club members whereas only 15% of the general public are highly satisfied. Approximately only 10% of the club members stood neutral and not a major change in general public we can observe a 20% response given. People highly dissatisfied were the second least among both the crowds in the questionnaire, total of 15% club members were dissatisfied and 13% of the general public were dissatisfied. The highly disssatisfied category was agreed as the lowest as only a 1/10th of club members had immense dissatisfaction and around 6% of the general public had mutual feeling.

The following are the survey responses of the newly opened club. We can infer from the provided table: The sample table for the provided data was reported to be 5000. We see that 25% of the club members have responded, saying they are highly satisfied, whereas only 15% of the general public are highly satisfied with the newly opened club as per the data. Most club members and the general public have reported being "Satisfied" as per the survey results. However, we see a decline of 10% and 20% of the club members and the general public, respectively, who had responded to have a neutral satisfaction rate as per the survey. 15% of the club members and 13% of the general public are, in fact, dissatisfied with the club as per the survey, and 10% of club members and 6% of the general public had reported having a highly dissatisfied experience.

The table displays the proportion of survey feedback received from the club members and the residents about a recently opened theatre. The unit is measured in percentage. Overall, the responses were received from 5000 people. Out of the total number of members of the club, most of them provided their opinion as satisfied, likewise, general public gave the same results. Majority of the club members were satisfied with the theatre with 40 percent, and a quarter of them were highly satisfied. Even though, the percent of Dissatisfied and highly satisfied were less, it made up one-third of the members. There were 10% of the them who gave their netural response. 45 percent of the general public were satisfied with the theatre and one-fifth of the people were neutral. 13 and 6 percent of the public were disatisfied and highly dissatisfied respectively. In addition to this, one-fifth of the respondants were neutral with their feedback.

The tabular data presents the answers to a questionnaire about a recently established theatre at a club. The questions were answered by the club members and general public. Overall, the opinions of the respondents are classified under highly satisfied, satisfied, neutral, dissatisfied and highly dissatisfied categories. Out of the 5000 answerers, nearly half of the clients are satisfied with the functioning of the cinema hall. The quarter share of the club members are immensely satisfied with the services while only 15% of the non-members agrees with their opinion. On the contrary, 45% of the general public recorded that the new facility was satisfactory while 40% of the members agreed. Furthermore 10% of the subscribed users expressed a neutral stand while another group of the same quantity and category stated significant dissatisfaction. Moreover, 13% of the external users marked their dissatifaction in the performance of the new amenity. 20% of the non-members and the 6% of the same category chose to tag the novel expansion neutral and highly dissatisfactory consecutively.

The table represents the responses by two sets of people, mainly club members and general public to a survey regarding a new theatre opened at a club. We evidence a total number of five thousand respondents to this survey. People's opinions are classified into five categories. On the one hand, the club members, majority of them, that is 40 percent members have responded as satisfied with the opening of the theatre. Whereas, nearly 10 percent club members have stated neutral and highly dissatisfied respectively. On the other hand, individuals among the general public, have responded the most supporting to the opening of the theatre, with a shocking 45 percent public members satisfied regarding the same. Additionally, only 6 percent individuals are highly dissatisfied with this decision. In comparison with club members and general public we witness a higher percentage of public individuals are convinced with the theatre venture. To conclude the questionnaire clearly states a positive opinion about the theatre at the club.