Katrina law

Katrina Law was born in New York City. She is an American actress. She also has worked as a model, a singer and voiceover artist. Her most notable role is her performance as Mira from her role in the Starz series Spartacus. The character was a slave in the two first seasons of the series, which included 'Spartacus - Blood and Sand' and "Spartacus: Vengeance'. The CW series Arrow, second season. Also, she was recognized for her portrayal of the DC villain Nyssa. Her other television roles comprise CSI: Miami, CSI: Third Watch, Reba, CSI: Miami, Legend of the Seeker, CSI: Miami, and ch:os:en. Additionally, she was a part of the Hallmark Originals television films Snow Bride' and 12 Gifts of Christmas and also in the web series The Rookie: CTU and The Resistance. Film credits for her are "Lucky Numbers", "Choker", A New Tomorrow, ?Death Valley ?" and ?Checkmate ? with the short film 3 Minutes. In addition to her roles as an actor, she is also the co-founder of the group Soundboard Fiction. The March 2015 MOST Magazine featured her on the cover. Also, it featured an in-depth interview with her and a photo shoot by Brandin Shaeffer. She is her most favored photographer. Katrina Katrina Katrina Katrina 2 Katrina Katrina

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