Actress. Born N'Deaye Ba, she was a Swedish actress who started amateur theater at the age of 12. For a number of years in the early 1990s, she was employed theaters in Stockholm working "behind the curtains.” Eventually, she moved to London, England to study acting at Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Art. "Watch that Man", "The Perfect blue" and "Into the Blue, “ which was an Inspector Morse episode, are some of the television programs that she had roles, as well as the Swedish movie-success "Klassfesten." Her last role was in the television drama “Jericho.” Diagnosed with Lupus, she died of renal failure related to that disease. She and her mother filmed a progressive documentary of her fight with Lupus, "The Wolf Inside.”
Actress. Born N'Deaye Ba, she was a Swedish actress who started amateur theater at the age of 12. For a number of years in the early 1990s, she was employed theaters in Stockholm working "behind the curtains.” Eventually, she moved to London, England to study acting at Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Art. "Watch that Man", "The Perfect blue" and "Into the Blue, “ which was an Inspector Morse episode, are some of the television programs that she had roles, as well as the Swedish movie-success "Klassfesten." Her last role was in the television drama “Jericho.” Diagnosed with Lupus, she died of renal failure related to that disease. She and her mother filmed a progressive documentary of her fight with Lupus, "The Wolf Inside.”
Bio by: Peter Robsahm
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