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Appendix 2 City Hall & New Theatre - Key Data Report – 2018/19 and (Q1 only) 2019/20 1. Attendances 2018/19 Q1 2019/20 Hull New Theatre 211124 52704 Hull City Hall 142137 21120 Total 353261 73824 . In 2018/19 Hull New Theatre delivered 311 performances and Hull City Hall 248 event/performance days (event days can include conferences, fairs, weddings etc.). In (Q1 only) 2019/20 Hull New Theatre delivered 90 performances and Hull City Hall delivered 57 event/performance days (event days can include conferences, fairs, weddings etc.). 2. Top Show Sellers – 2018/19 2a. Percentage attendance (note: total number of performances differs for each) Hull New Theatre Type Top show sellers 2018/19 % Attendance Mamma Mia 100% Musical theatre The Bodyguard 97% Musical theatre The ELO Experience 95% Tribute show Calendar Girls the Musical 91% Musical theatre Derren Brown Vaudeville Illusionist Underground Tour 88% Benidorm Live! 87% Play – Comedy Hull City Hall Type Top show sellers 2018/19 % Attendance Sister Act Live Choir UK Tour 100% Choral/Music event The Proclaimers 100% Pop/Rock Local Strictly Learn to Dance 100% Amateur/Charity Gary Barlow 99% Pop/Rock Jason Manford 98% Comedian Joe Lycett 98% Comedian 1 Appendix 2 3. Top Show sellers – (Q1 only) 2019/20 3a. By % attendance (note: total number of performances differs for each) Hull New Theatre Type Top show sellers Q1 only 2019/20 % Attendance Menopause the Musical 96% Musical Theatre Annie 82% Musical Theatre Hullarity Gala 80% Comedy Ben & Holly’s Little Kingdom 69% Children’s Show Contemporary Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake 68% Dance/Ballet Hull City Hall Type Top show sellers Q1 only 2019/20 % Attendance Opera North – Aida 83% Opera Illegal Eagles 83% Tribute Show The Drifters 68% Pop/Rock New Generation Wrestling 68% Sporting event Music event Les Musicals 58% Sensational 60s Experience 55% Tribute Show 4. Customer postcode data (based on total of 54,880 customers held on Spektrix ticketing database) 2018/19 Q1 2019 Based on 60952 Based on 14472 attendees at the attendees Postcode area venues at the venues Hull and surrounding area (HU) 69.6% 62.3% Doncaster, Goole, Scunthorpe (DN) 9.1% 10.5% Thirsk, Selby, York, Scarborough (YO) 6.31% 5.3% Lincoln (LN) 1.2% 1.9% Sheffield, Barnsley, Chesterfield, 0.6% Rotherham (S) 0.7% Liverpool (L) 0.62% 0.1% Leeds, Dewsbury, Mirfield, Liversedge (LS, 0.3% BD) 0.60% Manchester (M) 0.2% 0.2% Wakefield (WF) 0.2% 2 .

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