Aubrey IS a wellKnown magICIan wno has perrormed at major venues around the United States. Aubrey entered into a written and signed contract with the Royal Theater in New York City to perform at their New Year's Eve Special on December 31. The Royal Theater spent thousands of dollars to advertise Aubrey's upcoming performance and sold out all of the tickets for the performance. a. On December 25, Aubrey lost her balance while snowboarding, slid down a mountain, was severely injured and had to be hospitalized. Since Aubrey is in the hospital, she will not be able to perform at their New Year's Eve Special on December 31. Is she liable to the Royal Theater for breach of contract? Explain fully. b. Instead of the facts in (a), assume that on December 25, Aubrey calls the manager of the Royal theater and tells her that she will not perform for them on December 31 because she received a better offer to perform at the Time's Square New Year's Eve Ball Drop on December 31. The Royal Theater immediately begins a law suit against Aubrey. Explain, separately, whether the Royal Theater will be able to: (i) Obtain an injunction preventing Aubrey from performing at the Times Square New Year's Eve Ball Drop and collect money damages? (ii) Obtain an order of specic performance that requires Aubrey to perform at the Royal Theater on December 31? Explain fully