Ann Westin
Swedish comedian and television host
Born
February 15th, 1956
69 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
Sweden
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Born in Sweden in 1956, one of the prominent figures in Swedish comedy, known for contributions to television and stand-up. Gained popularity through performances that showcased observational humor and personal anecdotes. Hosted various television shows, allowing her to reach a broad audience. Westin also performed in theaters, bringing comedy to live audiences. Developed a unique style that resonated with Swedish culture, becoming a staple in the comedy scene.
Hosted the TV show 'Svenska Hjältar'
Performed in 'Ståupp med Ann Westin'
Participated in 'Humorhimlen'
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