"Drink of Choice" - Toronto Fringe 2019, creator and performer

"Wyder is a dynamic actor.... Wyder leaps and bounces across the stage, and her physicality and ability to perform a range of voices often gets the biggest laughs."
-Samantha Edwards, NOW Toronto
 
"Wyder, as both a writer and performer, has tremendous range – there’s really no other word for it... The whole piece is fully-cooked, fresh, warm and well-seasoned. Wyder doesn’t list much in her past theatre credits, but I’d guess that’s definitely about to change."
-S. Bear Bergman, Mooney on Theatre

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​"Getting Odd" - Toronto Fringe 2016, writer and performer

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"The two writer/performers have a warm chemistry, and the ending is such an eye-popper it’s hard to dislike."

"Needless to say, Getting Odd was a thrill ride that had me at the edge of my seat throughout the play."


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​"Buddy Holly" - Magnus Theatre

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"When she implores Holly not to leave her for his fateful tour, the urgency and pained emotion she delivers is felt deeply."


"Mute: The Musical" - Toronto Fringe 2014

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"The Amy Poehler-esq Holly Wyder shone even without a solo"


"Dani Girl" - HollyWould Productions, producer/director

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"With a heart of gold and matching enthusiasm, Holly Wyder and her team of young talent attacked the beast of cancer by standing up and saying “we care.” "

"Asexual Girl" - Poem used for an Ottawa Fringe festival show 2017

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"The poem by Toronto based actor-improvisor Holly Wyder about her ongoing struggle living in a hyper-sexualised world as an Asexual/ARomantic individual is so powerful, I was very nearly brought to tears (her haunting rendition/adaptation of Madonna’s hit song Material Girl is pretty unforgettable)."

Podcasts Featuring Holly Wyder

Oct 22: Holly Wyder
Holly is an actor, producer, writer and comedian, living in Toronto. Her solo show, Drink of Choice was a hit of the 2019 Toronto Fringe.
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Jan 10th: Embracing Asexuality with Holly Wyder
This week, we sit down with Holly Wyder, playwright and advocate for asexual awareness. Holly explains what it's like to date when you're not into sex, and why it's essential we stop erasing asexual existence.

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