For the Year Ended December 31Actual number of productions..7Actual number of performances.168Actors and directors wages.$341,800Stagehands wages49,700Ticket booth personnel and ushers wages.....25,900Scenery, costumes, and props..130,600Theater hall rent. . .78,000Printed programs.38,300Publicity...15,100Administrative expenses.Total..47,500$726,900Required:1. Use Exhibit 9-11 as your guide, prepare a flexible budget performance report for the year that showsboth spending variances and activity variances.2. If you were on the board of directors of the theater, would you be pleased with how well costs werecontrolled during the year? Why, or why not?3. The cost formulas provide figures for the average cost per production and average cost perperformance. How accurate do you think these figures would be for predicting the cost of a newproduction or of an additional performance of a particular production?

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