Oliver Holt, originally from Worcester, England, began singing professionally at the age of seven with the St. Thomas Choir of Men and Boys, touring internationally and recording several studio albums. Notable credits include engagements with Atlantic Theater Company, The English Concert, Musica Sacra, The Philadelphia Orchestra, San Francisco Symphony, and Voices of Ascension . Oliver has had the privilege of collaborating with renowned conductors including Jane Glover DBE, Dennis Keene, Bernard Labadie, James Bagwell, Harry Pickett OBE, Kent Tritle, Beth Willer, Jenny Wong, and the late John Scott OBE. Alongside performing, Oliver co-wrote the book to Lonesome George, a new original musical comedy about the last Pinta Island tortoise, now in development.

“Oliver Holt’s warm, resonant baritone brought profound emotion to Adolphus Hailstork’s ‘Motherless Child’ …rendered with authentic feeling and technical excellence.”

The Front Row Center

“Oliver Holt’s solo brought gentle gravity and warmth to the spiritual. The choir complemented his rounded tone with attentive phrasing...”

New York Classical Review

“Hallelujah! I Became We is consistently, ecstatically, gorgeous. A beautifully composed classical song-cycle with a world-class choir.”

New York Times