front of house

noun

1. the areas of a theatre, opera house, etc, used by the audience

Example Sentences

We respect each other’s particular areas of expertise; culinary is my identity while the wine and everything front of house is his.

From Salon

Bar the occasional appearance from interim chairman John Gilligan, Clement has been front of house, a human punchbag for all the ills of Ibrox.

From BBC

Any success that we’ve had all comes down to building and developing a strong team, both in the kitchen and in the Front of House.

From Salon

“Sums nowadays wouldn’t worry anyone,” says Trevor Griffiths, a retired professor of drama who was front of house for the production.

From BBC

When Rat reaches the “front of house” production area facing the stage, dozens of technicians are at work, and Rat makes a sweeping gesture to all the monitors and equipment around him.

From Los Angeles Times