The provided tables illustrate the feedback from club members and the general public regarding three aspects of a new theatre: production quality, information provided, and the theatre facilities.
Regarding production quality, both groups expressed high levels of satisfaction. Exactly 70% of club members rated the quality as excellent, a figure closely mirrored by the general public at 67%. The remaining respondents were split between satisfactory and poor ratings, with the general public showing slightly higher dissatisfaction at 15% compared to 13% for club members.
In terms of information provided about performances, the general public was notably more impressed, with 88% rating it as excellent, compared to 72% of club members. Conversely, club members were more critical, with 23% finding the information satisfactory and 5% poor. Finally, regarding theatre facilities, a stark contrast emerged. While 75% of club members rated the facilities as excellent, only 55% of the general public shared this view. Furthermore, over a quarter of the general public (26%) described the facilities as poor, whereas only 2% of club members held this negative opinion, suggesting a significant disparity in how these two groups experienced the theatre's amenities.