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Felicity Ward

Felicity Ward

Felicity Ward (born 26 September 1980) is an Australian comedian, best known for her TV appearances on Spicks and Specks, Thank God You're Here, Good News Week and as a writer/performer in the Channel 10 Network television programme The Ronnie Johns Half Hour. She is a part of The 3rd Degree, who made and starred in The Ronnie Johns Half Hour.

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Felicity Ward – Busting A Nut
"Ward delivers classic stand-up, barrelling forward in search of laughs, even if that means making jokes about farts."
Features / Arts
Maria Bamford & Felicity Ward Are Doing Just Fine, Thank You
Maria Bamford and Felicity Ward are two comics whose struggles with mental illness have been at the forefront of their comedy – both their stand-up and on television. They explain to Hannah Story how this year they’re barely talking about that at all.
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Felicity Ward: Busting A Nut
"Ward had us right from the start."
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Felicity Ward: What If There Is No Toilet?
"It's a damn shame that she spends most of her time overseas these days."
Features / Arts
On Laughing In The Face Of Mental Health
"The primary purpose is to make people laugh and for people who have it — who live with mental illness — to let them be able to laugh at what they have."
News / Arts
Just For Laughs Sydney Announces Line-Up For 'The Stand Up Series'
24 comedians join the bill.
Reviews / Arts
Felicity Ward: The Iceberg
"Quite simply, Ward is an incredibly intelligent woman who has crafted an incredibly intelligent show."
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Felicity Ward: The Iceberg
"Both shocking and dazzling."
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Adelaide Fringe: Felicity Ward: The Iceberg
"Ward is political without being irritating."
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Profile
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Felicity Ward: The Iceberg
"The laughs are constant and free-flowing and her observational brand of comedy is truly embraced by the large crowd."
Features / Arts
Honesty games
"“British audiences don’t care that you’ve come along way – there’s an element of ‘We made you. So you better be funny or we will let you know.’ So if you do well, you know you’ve earnt it."