Other works

(2020) Album: Recording a new album together with the Finnish folk music group Pauanne. Released in fall 2020.

(2015) Album: "Ce soir tout peut arriver..." (Kaiho Republic). All lyrics in French, lead vocals and musical saw (and arrangements with producers and musicians) by Irina Björklund. Produced by Marc Collin and Liset Alea. Selection of original Finnish songs translated to French.

(1996) Stage play: "Måsen" (English: The Seagull) - playing Nina, at the Theatre Academy/Swedish Theatre (Swedish: Teaterhögskolan/Svenska Teatern), Helsinki, Finland. Play originally written by Anton Chekhov, directed by Kama Ginkas, with actor Oskar Silén. Two premieres in April 25-26, 1996.

(2011) Album: "Chanson d'automne" (Suomen Musiikki/MuFarang International), written with Peter Fox. Lyrics, vocals and musical saw by Irina Björklund., who sings in French. Produced by Janne Haavisto.

(2009) Played the Narrator in Esa-Pekka Salonen's performance of Oedipus Rex in Stockholm and Brussels with the Stockholm Philharmonics.

(2007) Stage play: "For Sheer Love of Me" (Finnish: Rakkaudesta minuun) - playing Tina, at the Center Stage Theater, Santa Barbara, California, USA. Play originally written by Anna Krogerus, directed by Mikko Viherjuuri, with actors Peter Franzén, Amber Angelo and Joanne Lubeck. Four shows only in June 9-10 and 14-15, 2007. Part of the Midnight Sun Festival, hosted by Lit Moon Theatre Company from Santa Barbara.

(2007) Album: "Vintage Espresso" (Bay Gumbo Music/Eye Bee Music), written and produced with Peter Fox Lyrics, vocals, musical saw by Irina Björklund, who sings in English, Finnish, French, Swedish and Russian.

(2006) Album: "Oh l'Amour" (Bay Gumbo Music/Eye Bee Music), written and produced with Peter Fox. Lyrics, vocals and musical saw by Irina Björklund, who sings in English, Finnish, French and Russian.

(2005) Stage play: "Speaking in Tongues" - playing Jane, at the Powerhouse Theatre, Santa Monica, California, USA.

(2004) Voiced Angie in the Finnish dubbed version of Shark Tale (2004) (Finnish: Hain tarina).

(2000) Album cover: Appeared as a dancer on the album cover of Laika & The Cosmonauts "Laika Sex Machine" with Peter Franzén.

(2014) Album: "La vie est une fête" (Kaiho Republic/Naïve). All lyrics in French and vocals by Irina Björklund. Produced (and arrangements with Björklund's band) by Marc Collin and Liset Alea. Selection of original Finnish songs translated to French.

(1997) Stage play: "Lulu" - playing Lulu, at the Swedish Theatre (Swedish: Svenska Teatern), Helsinki, Finland. Play originally written by Frank Wedekind, Swedish translation by Marina Meinander, adapted and directed by Hilda Hellwig, production design and costumes by Ralf Forsström, lighting design by Jan-Erik Pihlström, sound design by Heberson Vieira da Costa, make-up by Jari Kettunen, with actors Kent Sjöman, Anders Slotte, Göran Schauman, Sue Lemström, Fred Negendanck, Rabbe Smedlund, Ken Eklöf, Algot Böstman, Toni Regner, Anna Hultin, Cita Örndahl, Bo Andersson, Peppe Forsblom, Sampo Sarkola and Pia Erkko. Premiere in February 13, 1997. Performance dates in February 12 - May 29, 1997.

(1995 - 1996) Stage play: "Killer Joe" - playing Dottie, at the Viirus Theatre (Swedish: Teater Viirus), Helsinki, Finland.

(2000) Album cover: Appeared as a dancer on the album cover of Laika & The Cosmonauts "Laika Sex Machine" with Peter Franzén. Cover designed by Alvar Gullichsen and photographed by Magnus Scharmanoff.

(2000) Stage play: "The Cosmonaut's Last Message to the Woman He Once Loved in the Former Soviet Union" - playing Nastassja/Claire, at the La Jolla Playhouse's Mandell Weiss Forum, San Diego, California, USA (American premiere). Play originally written by David Greig, directed by Neel Keller, with actors John Feltch, Kurt Fuller, Gretchen Krich, Mark Nelson, Jan Tríska and Neil Vipond. Performance dates: August 1 - September 3, 2000.

(1999) Voiced Annie Hughes in the Finnish dubbed version of The Iron Giant (1999) (Finnish: Rautajätti).