Please see the attachment. I have highlighted each instruction in different colors. Because, the assignment has 3 parts to it. And I need to make sure each part is completed for the assignment.

Prepare a segmented income statement in good format.

Compute the number of performances required to break even for each concert. These are separate computations for each dance concert.

Compute break even for the organization as a whole and express the result in revenues instead of the number of performances.

Module 2 - Case COST-VOLUME-PROFIT ANALYSIS Case Assignment The Annie Smith Dance Center The Director of Annie Smith Dance Center is asking for assistance with the financial aspects of running a professional group of performers. She wants financial information presented in an easy to read format and a better understand of the profitability of the concerts and the organization as a whole. The Annie Smith professional group features four dance concerts each year. Three of the dance concerts showcase a different genre. The fourth performance is a Christmas Spectacular, which is the most popular dance concert and is therefore scheduled every year. Ms. Smith has tentatively scheduled the following four dance concerts for the coming season. The schedule below shows the type and number of performances and direct cost per type of concert. Examples of direct fixed costs are costumes, rehearsals, royalties, guest artist fees, choreography, and salaries of production staff, music, and wardrobe for each of the four concerts. Descriptions Number of Performances Cost per Dance Concert (direct fixed costs) Hip Hop Concert 10 $45,000 Jazz and Tap Dance 5 88,000 Modern Dance 10 95,000 Christmas Spectacular 20 25,000 $253,000 Additional costs: Variable costs associated with each performance are shown below. Musicians $7,500 Rental of auditorium 2,500 Dancers' compensation 7,000 General administrative and operating costs for the dance center are: Administrative staff $185,000 Insurance 25,000 Marketing 215,000 General office expenses 90,000 Lower Orchestra Section (A) Descriptions No. of Seats Ticket Price Tickets Sold per Performance Upper Orchestra Section (B) No. of Seats Ticket Price Tickets Sold per Performance Hip Hop Performance 150 $85 100% 450 $50 90% Jazz and Tap Dance 150 $85 100% 450 $50 60% Modern Dance 150 $85 100% 450 $50 95% Christmas Spectacular 150 $125 100% 450 $50 100% Required: Computations (use Excel) Summarize key financial information in a table as shown below. Title Name Total of Variable Contribution Direct Segment Revenues/Performa Contribution/Ty Dance Costs/Performan Margin/Performa Fixed Margin/Typ nce pe of Dance Conce ce nce Costs e of Concert Concert rt 1. 2. 3. 4. Total Prepare a segmented income statement in good format. Compute the number of performances required to break even for each concert. These are separate computations for each dance concert. Compute break even for the organization as a whole and express the result in revenues instead of the number of performances. Ms. Smith wants to performance group to show at least $150,000 in operating profit. What level of revenues does the performance group need to achieve to meet this goal? Give a recommendation about changes Ms. Smith can make to achieve the target profit. Support your idea with computations. Memo (use Word) Write a four or five paragraph memo to the owner of the dance center to assist her in interpreting the financial analysis. Start with an introduction and end with a recommendation. Each of the four or five paragraphs should have a heading. Short Essay (use Word) Start with an introduction and end with a summary or conclusion. Use headings. What are some shortcomings of multi-product even analysis? How does demand and resource constraints affect this type of analysis. Assignment Expectations Each submission should include two files: (1) An Excel file; and (2) A Word document. The Word document shows the memo first and short essay last. Assume a knowledgeable business audience and use required format and length. Individuals in business are busy and want information presented in an organized and concise manner