Inbar Lavi

 Inbar Lavi (Hebrew: `nbr lbyA, born October 27 in 1986) is an actress. She is best known for her performances as Raviva, Vee, and Sheba in the Fox television show Prison Break. Lavi played the role of Sheba in the 2017-2017 Bravo television series Imposters, and played Eve in the final three seasons of the Netflix series LuciferLavi was born and was raised in Ramat Gan, Israel to a Jewish family who came from Holon.Lavi's mother is of Moroccan origins while her father is of Polish descent. When she was a kid she was suffering from asthma and required an inhaler for up to 45 minutes at a stretch. She would watch films and became in love with movies in that time. She was influenced by Natalie Portman, an Israeli-American actress who starred in Leon: The Professional. Ayelet Zurer was another role model for her. Lavi studied modern dance and ballet at Holon's Kiryat Sharet highschool. Then she studied acting at the Sophie Moskowitz Academy of Acting in Tel Aviv, IsraelIn 2004 at the age of 17, Lavi was able to move to New York City, where she performed in various off-Broadway productions. After eight months, Lavi relocated to Los Angeles. She was awarded an all-inclusive scholarship to the Lee Strasberg Heatre and Film Institute. In 2004, she began acting at the Sophie Moskowitz School of Acting in Tel Aviv, Israel. In 2006, Cordelia, a production of King Lear, was performed by Cordelia. Her films include Tales of an Ancient Empire (2010) and Street Kings 2 Motor City (2011).