Fryda Wolff, born on May 25, 1982, in Las Vegas, Nevada, is an American voice actress known for her versatile and dynamic vocal performances. She attended the Las Vegas Academy of the Arts High School, where she honed her acting skills alongside notable alumni such as Matthew Gray Gubler and Ne-Yo.

Her career in voice acting began in 2003, and she has since lent her voice to numerous characters in video games, animated series, and films.

Fryda Wolff identifies as queer and bisexual, and she has been open about her identity in interviews and on social media.

Some of her most notable roles include voicing Loba in the popular video game "Apex Legends," the Collector in the Disney series "The Owl House," and Enchantress in "Justice League Action." She has also voiced characters in games such as "Mass Effect: Andromeda," "Fallout 4," and "Street Fighter V."

Fryda Wolff has also appeared in live-action roles, including a part in the film "Resident Evil: Vendetta" and a guest appearance on the TV show "Skull Island." Her ability to bring depth and emotion to her characters has made her a sought-after talent in the industry.