Katrina law

Katrina Law was born in New York City and is an American actress. She has also worked as a singer, model, and as a voiceover artist. Her most notable role, however, remains her portrayal of Mira in the Starz show Spartacus. She was the slavegirl during the initial two seasons of 'Spartacus: Blood and Sand & Spartacus: Vengeance.' From the second season onwards, she has played the DC supervillain Nyssa Al Ghul in The CW TV series 'Arrow.' Other notable television appearances include 'ThirdWatch Reba', 'Chuck', 'Legend of the Seeker' "CSI: Miami," and 'Ch:os'. The web-based series The Rookie: CTU, the Hallmark Originals television films Snow Bride' and 12 Gifts of Christmas were also a part of her. She's appeared in numerous films, including 'Lucky Numbers and 'Choker' 'A New Tomorrow,' Death Valley,' Checkmate,' as well as a short film called '3 Minutes.' As well as her acting credits she was also the founder of the group Soundboard Fiction. She appeared on the cover of the March 2015 issue of MOST Magazine, while the accompanying article included a lengthy conversation with her. The article also featured gorgeous photos taken of her preferred photographer Brandin Shaeffer. Katrina Katrina Katrina Katrina 2 Katrina Katrina

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