The phrase "audience place" is not a standard or commonly used expression in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a location where an audience gathers, but it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "The event will take place in the audience place, where everyone can enjoy the performance."
Alternatives: "audience area" or "spectator zone".
Rebecca Chisman assumes a pose in the audience, places a hand on her cocked hip and taps her foot humorously.
The idea was to break down the barrier between orchestra and audience, placing the public in the thick of the action.
If only Ms. Corthron could relax her thematic hold on her characters and let them grow on their own, taking her audience places that newspaper accounts cannot.
When "Super Natural" begins, percussive instruments are set out over the stage, with the audience placed around it, on a slight diagonal, so that we are looking toward a far corner.
With over 36 million internet users, Turkey should be proud to be home to Europe's youngest internet audience, placing it among the most globally connected countries in the Muslim world.
Like many Chicago music power duos before them (refer back to Local H), Mike Perry and Austin Keultjes create a world of sound between the two of them, taking their audience places with their laptop productions.
That massive audience places Rogan in a position of heavy responsibility, as his laid-back, smoke-filled recording room has evolved into a powerful platform, where unhinged individuals have the opportunity to spread their gospel.
Fred Graver, VH1 executive vice president of programming and production, says that the changes are designed to reflect the viewing habits of the channel's young adult audience, placing favorite shows at regular weekly days and times.
Her program, "One World," shows her audiences places they are unlikely to visit&interviews foreigners they are unlikely to meet.
