The phrase "actually playing at the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific location or context where an activity, such as a game or performance, is taking place.
Example: "The band is actually playing at the local festival this weekend."
Alternatives: "truly performing at the" or "genuinely playing at the".
What's actually playing at the moment of his son's birth is a song by Rufus Wainwright, and thus the boy is named — without Sam's consent — Rufus.
But if the steep cost of actually playing at The Belfry's Brabazon course, one of three courses at a venue that is also the home to the Players Golf Associationn, is beyond your pocket, if Aston Villa is not your team or cricket not to your taste, there's plenty of sporting alternatives.
I remember in the old days, where I would boot up Battlefield 2142 and join a server, only to find that none of my friends were actually playing at the moment.
Weinberg started actually playing at the age of six.
Although Mays is best remembered in New York for playing center field for the Giants, he actually played at the Polo Grounds first as a member of his hometown Birmingham Black Barons.
These organizations offer licensing fees to nightclubs, and from there they distribute that money to artists against the tracks that are actually played at the venue.
It is also home to Manchester Waconians Lacrosse Club and Didsbury Grey's Women's Hockey Team, which do not actually play at the site but at grounds in Belle Vue, that were designed for the XVII Commonwealth Games.
American boffins gradually realised the Germans must have cooked up a new recording device – surely their orchestras couldn't be actually playing at three in the morning on Hitler's morale-boosting broadcasts?
"I had been there before to watch the Middlesex Sevens, but actually playing at Twickenham was weird," he says.
This number varied because it was determined by an uncontrollable factor, the number of children actually playing at each playground on a given sampling day.
Just a bunch of girls walking back and forth across a room to "Dancing With Myself," by The Donnas (I swear to God that was actually playing at a show I was at today).
