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2012
Nicholas is currently in rehearsals for 2 Boys in a Bed on a Cold Winters Night by James Edwin Parker with the Richmond Triangle Players in Richmond Virginia. The show Opens January 11 and runs till February 4th
Richmond Triangle Players Website
After 2 Boys, Nicholas will head to Connecticut to the Seven Angels Theatre for "Centennial Casting" by Gino DiIorio and Nancy Bleemer which runs February 16-March 11.
Seven Angles Website
Reviews
Love Sex and The IRS 
Love, Sex, and The IRS
"The cohesive cast is headed by Nicholas Wilder, who gives a rousing performance as the ticked off Leslie. Wilder steals
scenes with his facial expressions and tight fitting clothes his red tights are a sight to behold. His appearance in Act II without his wig but with his face smeared with cold cream stopped the show. Plus, there were other times when a line had to be withheld
for a few seconds because of the audiences howls of laughter"
-Jack Felix Sun-Gazette
Trio Sonata 
Trio Sonata
"Maria Silverman and Nicholas Wilder, on the other hand, did a phenomenal job with their romances. For all of the lack of build and nuance that Robert suffered from, their tryst was a triumph of the slow, sensual build. From flirting looks, to lingering touches, the duo constructed a convincing connection for which the audience could root. Mores the pity that it gets quite abruptly cut short"
-Elizabeth Martin
Rumors Rumors
"Wilder spends most of Act I with his head cocked at a ridiculous angle, and at one point says, "I look like a Modigliani painting." Wilder turns a running gag involving an unopenable bag of pretzels into a master class of reaction work, taking us from helplessness to a beaten sense of wonder as the nonsense piles up."
Bryan VanCampen - Ithaca Times
The Paradigm Shift 
The Paradigm Shift
"Fortunately, in Jon Barrs wisdom, he cast the gifted young actor Nicholas Wilder. T.K. is the most challenging role in the movie...T.K. Bell is more silent, passive, and decidedly less flashy for an actor to play. T.K., who is the actual protagonist of this movie, can often become a thankless doormat of a role in the wrong hands. Nicholas Wilder is an actor who in his performance is actually listening instead of concentrating on his next facial reaction, and upon whom we can project upon his moments as a blank slate our own emotions or reactions as he guides us further into his world
-Sam Holdren
"...But I think this film really spotlights young, Philadelphian actor Nicholas Wilder who plays T.K. Bell, the teacher's assistant to Collins, a passive and neutral gobetween for Green and Collins. Wilder shows real potential for great, mainstream acting work. Already proven himself on the Philadelphia stage and local, short film scene, Wilder is no doubt ready for Broadway or a feature film presence
-Wboc TV
US Drag 
US Drag
" Wilder and Bailey turn in subtle and nuanced performances, full of all the little signals of extreme self-absorption and profound superficiality in this Gen-X wasteland"
- Toby Zinman The Philadelphia Inquirer
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