She could be regarded as the founder of the first Finnish theatre tradition; Swedish troupes had performed in Finland before, such as the Stenborg troupe in the 1760s, and her husband's troupe in the 1780s, but this had been temporary; her troupe was, though a travelling troupe, stationed in Finland. Her troupe performed in Turku during 1803.
She is often regarded as the originator of Finland's initial theatrical culture; prior to this, Swedish troupes had visited Finland, including the Stenborg troupe in the 1760s and her husband's company in the 1780s, but these were short-term visits; her own traveling theater group was established in Finland and performed in Turku during 1803.