The phrase "a workshop of a" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a specific type of workshop, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "The workshop of a skilled artisan can produce remarkable works of art."
Alternatives: "a workshop for" or "a workshop belonging to".
And Billy Crystal recently did a workshop of a one-man autobiographical show called "700 Sundays... Billy Crystal..
In 1999 she turned down work on a workshop of a Stephen Sondheim show (then titled "Wise Guys") that would have paid $100 a week, she estimated, for a two-episode guest spot on "Frasier" that paid $10,000.
"It's really a high-wire act of a different kind," Mr. Rogers said, describing his experience of seeing a workshop of "A (radically condensed and expanded)" at the Baryshnikov Arts Center in October.
But since 2005, the sturdy brick building has housed a workshop of a different sort: Proteus Gowanus, an ever-changing cultural organism that describes itself as an "interdisciplinary gallery and reading room".
Last summer, the director of "Rent," Michael Greif, visited Northwestern, his alma mater, to direct "In the Bubble," a workshop of a new show that was part of the American Music Theater Project there.
Also confirmed for the Atlantic's 2001-02 schedule is "This Thing of Darkness," by Craig Lucas and David Schulner, an actor and playwright, and a workshop of a new play by the novelist Denis Johnson ("Jesus' Son"), directed by David Levine.
Currently she is directing a workshop of "Dark of the Moon," a Broadway hit in 1945.
Each one is a new kind of a workshop of trying to rediscover where that character lives.
"We want this collection to be a workshop of the book," he said, "not a mausoleum of the book".
They all share a certain combination of modernity and imperialism – the longing for a "workshop of the world" in a country dominated by a wilfully unproductive rentier capitalism.
All these overseas journeys have been coordinated as an attempt to sell Brexiting Britain as a workshop of the world and as a magnet for inward investment.
