Holly Rhian Wilkinson
- Actress
Holly Rhian Wilkinson was born on 12th January 1994 in Northallerton, North Yorkshire. She studied GCSE Drama at Stokesley School but she
turned her back on Drama and studied at Askham Bryan College for three years, achieving a First Diploma in Animal Management followed by an Extended Diploma in Animal Management
She took part in 'Chipped' in March 2014 and realized acting was the path she wanted to take. Holly started local Amateur Dramatics in the village where she lives aged 11, but turned her back on that for a while. Now, she has taken part in 10 further local village pantomimes, two murder mysteries, took on the role of Lysimachus in "Pericles Prince of Tyre" directed by Rob Cliverd whilst at Askham Bryan and took part in Stokesley School's production of Grease in 2010.
Holly sustained a brain injury in a fall from a horse in 2018, which she has now recovered from & is on the autistic spectrum; she likes to read books & listen to music. She can speak Broken French & can do a french accent. She is just starting out in the industry & she is looking forward to starting her journey in the world of acting.
Holly's most recent work was in 2022, working in a project with Open Clasp Theatre Company on #UsToo: Alisha's Story, based on lived experience of women and girls with learning difficulties who have suffered sexual violence
She took part in 'Chipped' in March 2014 and realized acting was the path she wanted to take. Holly started local Amateur Dramatics in the village where she lives aged 11, but turned her back on that for a while. Now, she has taken part in 10 further local village pantomimes, two murder mysteries, took on the role of Lysimachus in "Pericles Prince of Tyre" directed by Rob Cliverd whilst at Askham Bryan and took part in Stokesley School's production of Grease in 2010.
Holly sustained a brain injury in a fall from a horse in 2018, which she has now recovered from & is on the autistic spectrum; she likes to read books & listen to music. She can speak Broken French & can do a french accent. She is just starting out in the industry & she is looking forward to starting her journey in the world of acting.
Holly's most recent work was in 2022, working in a project with Open Clasp Theatre Company on #UsToo: Alisha's Story, based on lived experience of women and girls with learning difficulties who have suffered sexual violence
