“Felicity Jurd does an amazing job as a Russian.”
Filmink Magazine, 20th August 2025— on Not Russian Anywhere

"Felicity approached the role with incredible humility and precision. She constantly checked in with me and with Inga Romantsova, who plays Bubba, to make sure every word, inflection and cultural nuance rang true. That attention to detail was just phenomenal.”
Annisa Belonogoff, Actress/Writer/Producer of Not Russian Anywhere, Filmink Magazine, 20th August 2025

“The Irish accents (coached by Felicity Jurd) are a melifluous delight; every word and action is crystal clear which might have become garbled or confusing in less experienced hands.”
Sydney Theatre Reviews, 8th May 2024

“Leading the family unit is Annie Stafford’s Jackie, with a thickly drawn Northern Irish accent - props to dialect coach Felicity Jurd - Stafford is a rock throughout the turmoil and razor sharp remarks taken place over the coffin of her mother”
Justin Clarke, Theatre Thoughts, 8th May 2024

The dialect coach did a wonderful job with the cast’s Northern Irish accents - they were spot on”
Julia Newbould, Theatre Now, 8th May 2024

“Thank you Felicity, I can’t believe how lucky we were to get you to step into Emilia Hart’s shoes. You bring her to life with such empathy and skill. Thank you for lending your talent, your empathy and your beautiful voice to Emilia Hart. You brought something special and beautiful to the book.”
Nina D. Campbell, author of “Daughters of Eve”

"Felicity is an accomplished actress,
who traces the transition from childhood to adulthood well…”
Review of I May Fly, London - The Stage, London, May 2007

"Her clarity, self-posession and range of comic accents
are a tribute in themselves” 
I May Fly, London season - Time Out London May 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