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Joakim Gräns Bouya is an actor with Moroccan and Swedish origins, known from a great number of plays and roles at the most reputed theaters of Sweden.

He has been working close with many of the most recognized stage directors of Sweden, Berlin and Copenhagen since his debute in 2003.

Born in the south of Sweden, Skåne, but based in Stockholm since many years he speaks both dialects perfectly.

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Joakim Gräns Bouya

Actor & Director

Joakim Gräns Bouya
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Joakim Gräns Bouya
photo by Mats Bäcker
Joakim Gräns Bouya
photo by Lanna Olsson
Joakim Gräns Bouya
Joakim Gräns Bouya
Joakim Gräns Bouya
photo by Lanna Olsson
Joakim Gräns Bouya
photo by Mats Bäcker
Joakim Gräns Bouya
photo by Lanna Olsson
Joakim Gräns Bouya
Photo by Miso Film
Joakim Gräns Bouya
photo by Lanna Olsson

NEWS


WIRA-SPELEN


Joakim is the director as well as part of the essembly in the grand musical-theater spectacle in Wira Bruk, opening 2026 in July 4. 

Have a look at the trailer below, and reed more and book Your tickets at www.wiraspelen.se


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GALILEIS LIV

Västmanlands teater


In September 2026, Joakim will be in Bertolt Brecht’s play "Life of Galileo" (Galileis liv) at Västmanlands Teater in Västerås.


"Truth vs. Power: Witness the explosive struggle of a genius forced to choose between scientific progress and his own life. Brecht’s masterpiece is a thrilling, human look at the fight for knowledge against dogma—a timeless story of betrayal, courage, and the dangerous pursuit of the truth."


Keep an eye on: Västmanlands Teater


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LATEST WORKS


AUDIO BOOKS

Here are some of the latest audio books read by Joakim Gräns Bouya.

Tap any title and listen!


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BJÖRNÖN

Västmanlands teater


Joakim was recently seen at Västmanlands Theater as "Hasse" in the dramatic comedy BJÖRNÖN, directed by Mikael Kallin. Have a look at the trailer below.