Ann Davies and Richard Briers Children: Meet Katie Brier and Lucy Brier

Ann Davies and Richard Briers Children

Ann Davies and Richard Briers the Parents of Katie Brier and Lucy Brier

Meet Katie Brier

Kati Briers is a Northern actor based in London and a graduate of London College of Music’s Musical Theatre for Actors program.

She has spent much of the previous three years touring across the country, playing different characters and acting in a wide range of contexts and locations, giving her considerable versatility, range, and vibrancy as an actor.

Her most recent effort was a series of short films for the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. Brier portrayed a quirky, playful, and brave actor who exudes a warm presence and charisma in every part she takes on.

Meet Lucy Briers

Lucy Jane Briers is an actress from England. Pride & Prejudice (1995) and the sitcom Game On were among her film, theater, and television roles.

Briers was born in Hammersmith, London, on August 19, 1967. She is the daughter of Richard Briers and Ann Davies, both actors. From a young age, she aspired to be an actress.

Briers went to St Paul’s Girls’ School in London from 1978 to 1985, Lancaster University (where she studied theatre and sculpture), and then the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School and National Youth Theatre for a three-year acting course.

Briers plays the piano and the flute in addition to acting.

Briers portrayed Mary Bennet in the BBC’s Pride & Prejudice television adaption (1995). She has voiced the documentaries The Riddle of Pompeii and Nurses, as well as the 2001 series Ladette to Lady.

Briers first starred in Samuel Adamson’s one-woman show Some Kind of Bliss at the Trafalgar Studios in 2007, a role she returned in the 2008 Brits off-Broadway season.

She starred in a West End staging of Chekhov’s Ivanov and the BBC miniseries Einstein and Eddington (2008).

She originally featured in BBC Four’s Twenty Twelve in 2011 as Anna Mitchell, one of three candidates for the role of curator of the Cultural Olympiad, and subsequently, as Laura, Ian Fletcher’s wife, with her face blurred.