ABOUT FELICITY
Felicity was trained in classical theatre at Webber Douglas Academy.
Having toured all over the UK with her first job, C S Lewis’ The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe, The Horse and His Boy and The Voyage of the Dawn Treader with Vanessa Ford Productions, she went on to play Ela Delahay in the 100th anniversary touring production of Charley’s Aunt with Mark Curry.
Seasons in repertory theatre include Noises Off, Billy Liar, A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Cider with Rosie at Liverpool Playhouse, You Never Can Tell at Colchester Mercury, Jack and the Beanstalk, Dick Whittington and Cinderella at Salisbury Playhouse, Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz at the Watermill, Newbury, Fiddler on the Roof at Coventry Belgrade, and at the
London Palladium with Chaim Topol.
On screen, Felicity has played roles in Bergerac, The Bill, Holby and Eastenders.
She is currently in the hit Amazon series, The Peripheral and The Death of Bunny Munro on Sky.
Notable theatre performances have been playing Rosie in the International tour of Mamma Mia, and Liza Minnelli in Liza Liza Liza at the Tabard Theatre and on tour. Felicity worked alongside the late Prunella Scales in Gertrude’s Secret, written by Ben West, a series of monologues on a national tour and at the King’s Head Theatre in London.
Felicity has most recently played Mrs Gloop in the hit musical “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” in Monaco and Ms Cowper in “Cash on Delivery” at the Mill at Sonning.
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COACHING
One-to-One Coaching & Directing
Alongside her stage and screen career, Felicity is a passionate teacher and mentor. She regularly teaches Screen Acting at the Guildford School of Acting (University of Surrey) and offers personalised one-to-one coaching - both online and in person - for students of all ages and experience levels.
Her expertise spans acting, voice-over, audition preparation, and presentation skills. Whether it’s perfecting a business pitch, crafting a compelling voice reel, or refining on-screen performance, Felicity brings a wealth of professional insight and a supportive, tailored approach to every session.
What People Say
“Felicity was integral in helping me improve my vocal delivery for an acceptance speech when I won the 2010 ‘Stelios Award for Disabled Entrepreneurs’. She also coached me for a major presentation at the British Library’s ‘Mother of Invention’ event — aimed at inspiring future entrepreneurs. I highly recommend her services.”
Vanessa Heywood
Managing Director & CEO, Tiny Mites Music and Theatre Productions Ltd
“Felicity gave me a lot of confidence in our screen acting classes, for which I am very thankful.”
Maria Besko
MA Acting Student, GSA – University of Surrey
“Felicity’s experience as a professional actor and director was invaluable. Her sensitivity with the actors and her deep knowledge of voice work gave our production of DNA exactly the boost it needed.”
John Fentiman
Artistic Director, The East End Theatre Company
“Felicity is a superb teacher and mentor who provides honest feedback, as well as insightful guidance on TV, Film and the acting industry. It was a pleasure to work with her in my MA year of drama school training and I loved each and every one of her classes. As well as being the utmost professional, she is kind, considerate and always allows space for fun and exploration during her sessions. I can’t wait to work with her one day again in the future.”
Leona Vaughan
GSA
“Felicity’s feedback on my drama school self-tapes was invaluable. Her guidance on performing for screen and grounding the scene completely transformed my tapes. After re-filming them with her notes, I genuinely don’t think I would have received recalls without her help!“
Rosella Gostelow
Auditioning for three theatre MA courses
VOICE OVER
Felicity’s voice work has brought to life a host of wonderfully eccentric characters — from Madame Au Lait, the ping-pong-playing, cake-baking cow in Tickety Toc for Channel 5, to a range of vivid roles in radio drama and video games.
Her radio credits include Michael and Boris: The Two Brexiteers, Heading for Paradise, a moving tribute to the passengers lost in the MH17 tragedy; The Far Side of the Moore, in which she played Sir Patrick Moore’s wartime sweetheart; and The Iraq Dossier. All plays here were produced by David Morley and directed by Dirk Maggs for Perfectly Normal Productions
In the world of gaming, Felicity can be heard in the BAFTA-winning Baldur’s Gate 3 and the epic Warhammer series.
One of her personal stage highlights was stepping into the shoes of comedy legend Betty Marsden in Round the Horne (Revisited), celebrating the wit and charm of the original radio classic.
GALLERY
Felicity in Action
Explore a visual journey through Felicity's career, featuring moments from her captivating performances on stage, screen, and voice-over projects.
