Felicity Ward is an Australian comedian, actress, and writer whose sharp wit and candid storytelling have made her a standout voice in contemporary comedy. She rose to national attention through television appearances on "Spicks and Specks," "Thank God You're Here," and "Good News Week," and won the Melbourne Airport Award for Best Newcomer with her debut solo show in 2008. Felicity has performed at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival and the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, earning nominations such as Best Show at the Edinburgh Comedy Awards for "Busting a Nut." Her film credits include a role in "Any Questions for Ben?" and she currently stars in the Australian adaptation of "The Office."

Felicity’s work addresses mental health, identity, and social expectations, using humour to break down stigma and encourage open conversation. Her honest accounts of living with anxiety and Irritable Bowel Syndrome, as well as her journey as a "late bisexual," offer audiences both insight and connection. Organisations benefit from her ability to foster empathy, challenge taboos, and spark dialogue on topics often left unspoken.

Audiences leave Felicity’s presentations with practical tools for discussing mental health, a deeper understanding of inclusivity, and a renewed appreciation for authenticity in the workplace and beyond. Her blend of humour and honesty inspires lasting change.

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