acting area

American  

noun

Theater.

1. the part of a stage used by the actors.

   Confine the acting area for this scene to downstage.

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Example Sentences

“Customs and Border Protection is happy to help our law enforcement partners in Montgomery County by capturing an allegedly dangerous person wanted for very serious crimes against minors,” Acting Area Port Director for Washington, D.C.

From Washington Times

“I can appreciate travelers wanting to keep souvenirs of their vacations, but those souvenirs could violate United States or international law, or potentially expose our families, pets or our nation’s agriculture industries to serious animal or plant diseases,” CBP Acting Area Port Director for Washington D.C.

From Washington Times

"The fact that these solar panels displayed a counterfeit safety certification marking presented a very real and a very serious concern to the health and safety of American consumers, and so it was a great interception by our dedicated Customs and Border Protection officers," CBP’s Acting Area Port Director for the Port of Baltimore Marc Calixte said.

From Fox News

“CBP is on the frontline 24/7, searching for anything entering our country that could potentially harm our citizens,” Lee Deloatch Atlanta CBP Acting Area Port Director said in a press release.

From Fox News

The main acting area is the living room–dining room of Eddie’s apartment.

From The New Yorker