The Pontiac Public Theater serves as a performance space for the area's drama, ballet, and opera companies. The theater hires stagehands that assist each company before, during, and after all performances. Salaries and benefits for the stagehands cost the Pontiac Public Theater $780,000 annually. During the upcoming year, the drama company anticipates that it will put on 100 performances and require 480 hours of stagehand labor. The ballet company is planning to produce 80 performances and require 200 hours of stagehand labor. Lastly, the opera company will complete 65 performances and require 270 hours of stagehand labor. For each of the three companies (drama, ballet, and opera), calculate the allocated cost of the stagehands per performance using stagehand hours as the cost base for allocating indirect costs. [Note: Round your answers to TWO decimal places. Do not include symbols ($) or commas in your answers.) A) Cost per performance for the drama company is: $(Blank 1) B) Cost per performance for the ballet company is: $[Blank 2] C) Cost per performance for the opera company is: $[Blank 3] Blank # 1 A/ Blank # 2 A Blank # 3 A/