Evan Tyler Wilson

"Taking center stage in a leading role where he belongs, Evan Tyler Wilson shines in the title role with great energy, charisma, and confidence as the self-assured Harold, while showing moments of vulnerability as Harold ponders his legacy, and is as always pure of voice."

from The Boy Wonder: History Theatre

"Evan Tyler Wilson makes for the zaniest Pirelli--Sweeney's rivial--in memory. With patches on his outfit, like an overstuffed harlequin, and hair like Princess Leia, he cuts a remarkably memorable character. And Wilson hits high notes like nothing I've heard before--Maria Callas on helium."

from Sweeney Todd: Asolo Repertory Theatre 

"Evan Tyler Wilson's high tenor is also a standout, especially on the original French version of 'O Holy Night.'"

from All is Calm: The Christmas Truce of 1914: Theatre Latté Da

"...these actors become replicas of the criminals they portray. And, they somehow create a sympathy for them that surprised me. When John Hinkley (Evan Tyler Wilson) sings his creepy love song to his obsession, Jodie Foster, I actually felt sad."

from Assassins: Theatre Latté Da

"And Evan Tyler Wilson takes a role that seems to have little to do with the central story — one of the hospital’s nurses — and makes him extraordinarily colorful."

from A New Brain: Artistry

"Wilson’s best moment as Judas comes in the last half of Judas’ Death with its powerful reprise of I Don’t Know How to Love Him. But his most memorable turn certainly comes when he shows up as a lounge singer from hell for the title tune, surrounded by biker chicks and the original hell’s angels"

from Jesus Christ Superstar: The Duluth Playhouse