workshop
/ˈwɜrkˌʃɑp/
verb
- To present or perform a creative work (such as a play or piece of writing) in a workshop setting for feedback and development.
- The playwright will workshop her new script with a group of actors.
- They plan to workshop the song before recording it in the studio.
- The director workshops scenes with the cast every Thursday.
noun
- A room or building where tools and machines are used for making or repairing things.
- The car mechanic has a well-equipped workshop behind the garage.
- He spent the afternoon in his woodworking workshop building a table.
- She keeps all her pottery tools in the workshop.
- A meeting or series of meetings where people learn skills or discuss ideas by actively participating.
- I attended a writing workshop to improve my storytelling.
- The company held a workshop on effective communication.
- The workshop on climate change included group activities and discussions.