Adrienne LaValley

ErinRichards was born at Penarth, Wales. She went to the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. Before landing roles on BBC's Crash and Being Human, she presented the Mosgito the Welsh-language teen magazine. [2] In 2012 she was assigned the role of executive secretary with an exaggerated English accent in Breaking In. 3. In the month of January, 2012 she was an actor on Breaking In. [4][5] Sharon and Sharlto Copley starred together as Sharon for Gonzalo Lopez Gallego's horror film Open Grave. [2][6] She played Barbara Kean from 2014 to 2019 on FOX Television's show Gotham. She also directed the fifth season's episode "The Trial of Jim Gordon" that premiered on 7 March 2019. [1][8] FOX states that she is currently in a role in an unreleased independent movie, That Good Night with Max Brown and John Hurt. She also appeared in The Quiet Ones, Open Grave and on TV in the UK, Being Human. She lives in New York, Los Angeles and London.

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