Want to write songs
BUT don’t know where to start?

Award-winning writers
WILL REYNOLDS & ERIC PRICE

We’ve been there.

👋 Hi. We’re Eric and Will.

And your songwriting journey started exactly as ours did - with empty page that seemed to get emptier the longer we stared at it.

That’s why we started This MT Space: to empower artists to see that empty space as an opportunity.

If you are serious about getting serious about your writing, then you we can’t wait to meet you.

Grab our free getting-started-guide to discover your Songwriting Superpower and unlock the music you know you have inside you.

what OUR students ARE SAYING

“This MT Space brought out the best in me! The assignments were fascinating every week. Eric Price and Will Reynolds are extraordinary artists and they share their insight and knowledge with a new generation of artists, writers, and visionaries.”

– Jess LeProtto, West Side Story film, Broadway casts of Newsies, On the Town, Hello Dolly!, Carousel, Cats, Bye Bye Birdie, The Boy From Oz

This MT Space is your space.

Whether you’re an aspiring writer, composer, or performer, if you use words and/or music to tell stories, you’re in the right place.

This MT Space is led by the award-winning musical theatre writing team of Will Reynolds and Eric Price.

Beyond their 15+ years of collaboration together…

Eric was the long-time assistant to 21-time Tony Award-winning director/producer HAL PRINCE and was a writer of CLUE, the current most-produced play in America.

Will’s music has been recorded by 6-time Tony Award winning AUDRA MCDONALD, and as a performer worked with STEPHEN SONDHEIM on the New York revival of PASSION.

Will and Eric’s musicals include THE VIOLET HOUR, RADIOACTIVE, AROUND THE WORLD, and THE SIXTH BOROUGH.

This Fall, THE VIOLET HOUR STUDIO CAST RECORDING will be released. The album stars SANTINO FONTANA, ERIKA HENNINGSEN, JEREMY JORDAN, SOLEA PFEIFFER, BRANDON URANOWITZ, and a symphonic orchestration by Tony and Grammy Award-winner CHARLIE ROSEN.

In addition to their work as artists, Will and Eric are also experienced educators dedicated to guiding you towards realizing your creative goals. They have been on faculty/guest artists at world-class musical theatre programs such as…

Carnegie Mellon University
Indiana University
Manhattan School of Music
Marymount Manhattan

Molloy College/CAP21
New York University
Pace University
Penn State University

Whether it’s on a page, a stage, or an iPhone screen,
there’s an empty space out there
waiting for you to fill it.

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“This MT Space brought out the best in me! The assignments were fascinating every week. Eric Price and Will Reynolds are extraordinary artists and they share their insight and knowledge with a new generation of artists, writers, and visionaries.”

– Jess LeProtto, Broadway casts of Newsies, Cats, Hello Dolly!, and the West Side Story film directed by Steven Spielberg

“This MT Space is like doing creative cardio – in the BEST way. I would recommend it to anyone, no matter whether you're a seasoned writer or just starting out. Will and Eric have a way of approaching your work and asking questions that will help you grow your confidence and your skills.”

– Helena Hallberg, Manhattan School of Music, Berklee College of Music

“This MT Space has taught me not only about songwriting, but about self-worth, collaboration, and processing feedback. I would 100% recommend This MT Space!”

– Jordan Rice, University of Southern California

“Eric and Will are not only amazing songwriters themselves, but they have created a brand new batch of amazing composers and lyricists. Their feedback was so personalized and specific that you can’t help but become a better writer. I’ve learned not only to be a better writer, but also a better collaborator and storyteller.”

– Becca Lipshultz, Oklahoma City University