Reviews: I May Fly

"Her clarity, self-posession and range of comic accents are a tribute in themselves" Time Out London 2007

"I May Fly, penned by Felicity Jurd - a biographical piece about the famous Australian actress and acting teacher May Hart (1917 - 2005), quite an epic...translates beautifully to radio itself - very rich, translatable narrative - spanning nearly all of Australia's 20th century." Natasha Mitchell, ABC Radio National, Australia

"May Pusey may not be Peter Allen, but check out this latest OZ show before it heads to New York." Sydney Morning Herald, Jan 2006

"Felicity is an accomplished actress, who traces the transition from childhood to adulthood well..." The Stage, London, May 2007

"If you crave a show of substance, great characters, and tremendous acting, I MAY FLY is not to be missed!" Minnesota Festival 2010

"The play navigates May’s life with rich and thoughtful storytelling, all the while keeping the audience entranced at May’s sometimes sweet, sometimes heartbreaking, and often hilarious life story. One of the best aspects of this show is the varied deliveries of the scenes. Told through direct address, letters, phone calls. I kept waiting with anticipation at the next scene – it was lovely and thoroughly entertaining." Minnesota Festival 2010

_Reviews: Playing with Fire

in 2013, Felicity appeared in "Playing with Fire" by August Strindberg at the Drayton Theatre in South Kensington, London. The production was directed by Anna Ostergren and received outstanding critical reviews from well respected theatre critic Michael Billington in The Guardian. The Guardian - Michael Billington's review - 4th June 2013

UK Theatre net review - 2nd June 2013

Reviews: Chambres
"Felicity Jurd is a focused dynamo. Both character and actor know how to work an audience..." Extract from Review in City Hub, April 2000 by Kate Gaul - Article Confined to the Bedroom - Belvoir St Theatre