Katrina law

Katrina Law (born April 14 in the 14th of April, 1980) has been a popular American actress, singer and model. The actress gained fame because of her role as Mira in the Starz television show "Spartacus". The character was a slave in the initial two seasons of the show, Spartacus: Blood and Sand as well as Spartacus: Vengeance. The other television shows she has appeared in include 'Third Watch' "Reba, Chuck' and 'Legend the Seeker'. Her other television roles include 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 television series Hallmark Originals Snow Bride' and 12 Gifts of Christmas as well as the web-series The Rookie: CTU and The Resistance. Film credits she has for her are "Lucky Numbers", "Choker", A New Tomorrow, ?Death Valley ? and ?Checkmate ? with the short film, 3 Minutes. Aside from acting and directing, she's also a founding member of Soundboard Fiction. In the March 2015 edition of MOST Magazine she appeared as the front cover. This issue also featured a long interview and her most adored photographer Brandin Schaeffer's stunning photographs. Katrina Katrina Katrina Katrina 2 Katrina Katrina

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