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Felicity Ward is currently touring across 1 country and has 2 upcoming concerts.

Their next tour date is at Queen Square in Bristol, after that they'll be at Union Chapel in London.

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Three things with Felicity Ward: ‘We dressed up, learnt a lip-sync, and performed it for our parents’

In our weekly interview about objects, the comedian recounts her childhood antics imitating Prince, and her adolescence as a Weezer fan

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Y ou may know Felicity Ward from her appearances on TV programs like Spicks and Specks, or one of her many comedy stage shows. Admittedly, however, it’s been a while since Ward got behind the mic in her homeland. The last few years have been full on for the longtime comedian: she had a baby, bought a house and navigated the pandemic while living in the UK.

But this month Ward will make her return to Australian stages. She’s bringing her new show, fittingly titled She’s Back Baby, to the Sydney Comedy Store on 1 July before heading on to Hobart on 6 July and Melbourne on 9 July .

While she now lives in London, Ward grew up in the small town of Killcare on the New South Wales Central Coast. As a teen, she spent her weekends getting the train to music gigs in Sydney and asking the bands to sign a beloved pair of jeans. Decades later, she still has that collection of autographs and now counts it as one of her most prized possessions. Here, Ward tells us about that treasured teenage memento, as well as the story of two other important personal belongings.

What I’d save from my house in a fire

As a teenager, I was the singer in an all-girl grunge band. (If you weren’t in a band with a female bass player, were you even in the 90s?) I lived for live music and spent all the money I had – very little, think babysitting for $3 an hour – on catching the train to Sydney from the Central Coast and seeing my favourite bands and artists play free in store shows or all-ages gigs.

I had this pair of jeans which were too small to wear. I have no idea how – I was like a size minus 50 back then. So I used to take them to gigs to get them signed. They have autographs from Sidewinder and Even – and Custard, whose lead singer now voices Bluey’s dad.

But my prize autograph was from Weezer . I remember lining up, waiting to get their signatures, trying to think of something very cool and original that would make them think, “Hey, this girl is a unicorn. If this is how she thinks, I wonder if she can play and write music? Let’s see if she wants to hang out then maybe … join our band?” Instead I choked and said “Are you enjoying the weather?” Thirty-ish years later and I still blush at the thought.

My most useful object

If I like something I become evangelical about it. You will hear about it, with or against your will.

I have this wireless Bluetooth keyboard, which I know many people have. But mine has a little holder to put your iPad or phone in. It’s not a good or known brand. And every person under 40 probably has one, but I can really impress a group of Gen Xers when I bring out that bad boy.

The item I most regret losing

This one is even worse because it wasn’t mine to lose. In 1991, family friends from our town had an NYE party. There were about five different families. About 10 adults and shitloads of kids. These people were very rich compared to us. They even had a basement that had been converted into a Star Wars Lego room. Sure, the concrete probably had asbestos in it, but it was top-of-the-line asbestos.

We decided that we should all dress up, learn a lip-sync to a song, then perform it for our unwitting parents. It was about 9pm when we demanded their attention, so the parents weren’t nearly as hammered as they were going to – or needed to – be.

None of us really knew what we were singing about but we liked the song and the music video. It was Cream by Prince and the New Power Generation. I played Prince. We copied everything they did in the video – rubbing, groping each other, dry rooting the ground. I suppose we thought it was just some wholesome choreography?

Anyway, they taped it on VHS. It should be here that I tell you the YouTube link to it. Alas, they lent the video to me 10 years ago when I was living in Melbourne. Then I was moving to London so I sent it back to them. I’d literally never had any trouble with Australia Post – but of course it went missing and it has been missing ever since. I’m so sad that deep humiliation is gone.

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‘famous last words’ with comedian  felicity ward….

Following a sell-out and critically acclaimed run in Edinburgh, one of the Fringe’s, and now the UK’s, fastest-growing comedians, Felicity Ward, embarks on her first ever UK tour this autumn with her  50% More Likely To Die show.

Off the back of her highly successful Australian documentary Felicity’s Mental Mission (ABC1/ABC2) about mental illness and irritable bowel syndrome, Felicity delves into the depths of her depression, anxiety and IBS. A follow-on from last year’s total sell-out five star show  What If There Is No Toilet?  (it was the third-best reviewed show at the Fringe last year!), which recently won the New Zealand Comedy Festival Best International Show, Felicity has proven herself to be… well, neurotic, eccentric and disturbed… but also one of the funniest and finest comics around.

These are her ‘Famous Last Words’…

Last thing you did that made you feel good? Ten pin bowling.

Last thing you’d want to be doing right now? (Please don’t say this questionnaire) You stole my answer.

“I’m not a monster”

Last supper… What are you ordering? Burger. Man I want to be a vegetarian but I could not give up burgers. Maybe I could be a burgertarian.

Last person you’d want to share a drink with? Donald Trump – his pursed lips, so alarming. Oh yeah, and the racism, sexism, homophobia and lies are a little off putting too.

Last time you shed a tear and why? Listening to the podcast ‘This American Life’. They had a story about a Japanese man who lost his family in the tsunami. So he built a phone booth and put it on a hill so he could talk to them (Japan is mostly Buddhist). Then other people heard about it and started coming to talk to their lost loved ones. Then they started recording the conversations. Why did I cry at that? Because I’m not a monster.

Last refuge… where would you go? The beach. May as well have a dip and get a tan as you go down swinging, right?

Last the course… tips on loot, love & life? Loot: Try not to steal if you can help it. Love: it’s heaps good, if even of yourself. Life: I’ll tell you when I finish the last level.

Last but one… random question: Tell us about something that interests you that nobody else knows about. Like Gaelic football… or porcelain. I was a singer/songwriter decades before I was a stand up comedian. So I still play guitar and belt out tunes in my loungeroom. I try not to tell/show many people.

Your Famous Last Words? Thank god I died here and not on stage.

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Star of the upcoming The Office (Australia), Felicity Ward returns home for her first national tour in 5 years…only to make you laugh! Out loud. For all 60 minutes. Birth, Quorn, fingering, and transition lenses – there's no matter too big or too small that she can't get worked up about. As seen on Wakefield. As heard on The Guilty Feminist podcast

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FELICITY WARD

Grown from a carob pod in a sunny, Central Coast national park, Felicity Ward is a multi-award winning comedian, actor and writer who has toured her award-winning, sell-out shows across the world, winning hearts of audiences and critics everywhere she goes.

Fellicity has appeared on Spicks and Specks, The Ronnie Johns Half Hour, Good News Week, Talking About Your Generation, Thank God You're Here, The Librarians, The Project and Ronny Chieng: International Student along with multiple appearances on The MICF Oxfam Gala and MICF Comedy All Stars.

Following the success of her 2014 ABC documentary, Felicity's Mental Mission, Felicity was handpicked by the BBC in 2015 as one of the new faces of UK comedy starring in her own Live From The BBC special - the only Australian selected to be part of this new comedy series. She is a regular face on many other international TV shows including Live at the Apollo, Alan Davies' As Yet Untitled, Mock the Week and Gotham Comedy in the USA. Felicity is a Chortle UK Club Comic of the Year nominee and has been nominated in Australia for Best Comedy at Melbourne International Comedy Festival, Adelaide Fringe Festival, and won Best Australian Act at Perth Comedy Festival, and Sydney Comedy Festival, twice.

In 2018, Felicity recorded her first BBC Radio 4 series, Appisodes and was a regular co-host of The Guilty Feminist Podcast, before going on to support Maria Bamford on her UK tour and opening for Amy Schumer at Soho Theatre in London. You won't find a harder working, more original or loveable comic around right now.

“Full of exuberant, unexpected moments.” The List

“Brave and funny.” Sunday Times

ERICH MCELROY

Erich is a stand-up comedian and writer. Originally from Seattle, he moved to the UK in 2000 and in 2007 collected his British passport. In addition to six full solo-shows Erich performs for all the major comedy clubs in his adopted home.

In addition to playing playing UK venues up and down the country, Erich has appeared on BBC Breakfast, Newsnight, Sky News and Five News. He has been heard talking comedy and politics on BBC 5 Live, BBC Surrey, BBC Berkshire and regularly on TalkRadio. He has also written for the Independent, Huffington Post, The Herald in Scotland and even Saga.

 He lives in London with his wife and two children that he is quite fond of.

"Well worth it, even if you’re not in the least bit political." Edinburgh Evening News

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“Smart, sharp, endearing comic" The List

DAMAN BAMRAH

Daman Bamrah is one of the most exciting and unique new comic voices to emerge from the London circuit. A British-Sikh performer with energy, raw wit and heart, the in demand Daman is known for his topical writing, acute observations and imaginative storytelling. His blend of carefully crafted jokes along with his signature charm have already secured him top spots at the country’s leading venues including Angel Comedy Club, Up The Creek and The Museum of Comedy.

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One of the quickest wits around and a much-loved compere, he always brings a jam-packed back of nonsense, silliness and wisecracks to every gig he hosts.

"Wonderfully improvised riffs showcasing his impressive spontaneity and sharp tongue." Edinburgh Festivals Magazine

“The perfect comedy club host – he is a master of audience interaction. The audience weren’t just warmed up, but pretty hysterical even before the first act of the night hit the stage.”   Huffington Post

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<p>Episode 107. Felicity Ward joins James MacMillan to discuss how she got her start in the music industry, what it's like to be an artist manager, and they even get a little nerdy about Star Wars.&nbsp;</p> <p>Follow Stateside Management on <a href="https://www.instagram.com/statesidemgmt/">Instagram</a>.</p> <p>Editor/mixer: <a href="https://www.deannachapman.com/">Deanna Chapman</a></p> --- Support this podcast: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/statesidepodcast/support" rel="payment">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/statesidepodcast/support</a>

Episode 107. Felicity Ward joins James MacMillan to discuss how she got her start in the music industry, what it's like to be an artist manager, and they even get a little nerdy about Star Wars. 

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Nominee Best Comedy Award 2018 Edinburgh Fringe  Winnner Best International Show 2016 New Zealand Comedy Festival Nominee 2012 Melbourne International Comedy Festival Award for Most Outstanding Show Star of the upcoming The Office (Australia), Felicity Ward returns home for her first national tour in five years…only to make you laugh! Out loud. For all 60 minutes.

Birth, Quorn, fingering and transition lenses – there's no matter too big (or too small) that she can't get worked up about.

As seen on Wakefield , BBC’s Live At The Apollo , Mock The Week , Spick and Specks , and direct from her very own Amazon Prime stand-up comedy special and as heard on 'The Guilty Feminist'.

'The strongest single hour of solid jokes…that’s basically all this show is: gag after gag after gag, in a rolling, ballsy, crazy show that draws near-standing ovations.'  ★★★★★ The Times (UK)

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