Press clippings Page 9
Fringe Q&As: Felicity Ward
Felicity Ward discusses bagpipes, the Scottish crowds and tuba lessons.
The Herald, 12th August 2015Ten things to say to a flyerer
Felicity Ward on the art of gentle rejection.
Felicity Ward, Chortle, 8th August 2015Why Felicity Ward, Mike McShane and more are teaming up (Link expired)
Claire Smith meets the performers challenging the stigma around mental ill health and teaming up for a unique benefit show supported by The Scotsman - including Bryony Kimmings and Tim Grayburn, who tell Susan Mansfield about raising awareness while raising a laugh
Claire Smith, WOW247, 8th August 2015How to...not get caught short
Strutting about the festival, it's likely you'll be caught out at Toilet O'Clock unable to 'trou down'. Here are some handy hints to avoid an inevitable public splashing.
Felicity Ward, Fest Mag, 3rd August 2015Felicity Ward: what if there is not toilet?
It takes a certain boldness and considerable skill to make the issues of irritable bowel syndrome and mental illness funny.
lidia, Edinburgh Festivals, 3rd August 2015Interview: rarely asked questions - Felicity Ward
Her latest show, What If There Is No Toilet?, is about "mental illness, irritable bowel syndrome and her search for the nearest toilet." Maybe next time she is on primetime she will do her IBS routine too.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 29th July 2015Edinburgh Fringe interview: Felicity Ward
Ward is one of the strongest female comedians on the circuit with a razor-sharp wit that is instantly infectious... just don't mention The Goonies being remade... you've been warned!
The New Current, 20th July 2015Mental Health Foundation announces Fringe comedy gala
Line-up includes Felicity Ward, Le Gateau Chocolat, Carl Donnelly, Bryony Kimmings & Tim Grayburn and an improv tribute to the late Robin Williams with Mike McShane and friends.
Henry Northmore, The List, 16th July 2015Felicity Ward interview
In a frank and deeply personal interview, Felicity Ward talks to Martin Walker about living with a mental illness. She goes on to explain how she makes anxiety funny in her new Edinburgh Festival Fringe show, What if There is No Toilet?
Martin Walker, Broadway Baby, 10th July 2015Edinburgh preview: Felicity Ward
Felicity Ward was one of the first comedians to make a splash on The John Bishop Show.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 7th July 2015