Candace Neolani Maxwell

Candace Neolani Maxwell is a dynamic first-generation Caribbean-American actress and dancer, originally from Queens, New York, and later raised in Atlanta, Georgia. She gained widespread recognition for her captivating performances as Cassandra Haynes in the hit series "Power" (2019) and "Insatiable" (2019). Before embarking on her journey in acting, Candace built an impressive career as a dancer, performing on stage, in films, and on Broadway. Her talent earned her the opportunity to be a backup dancer for esteemed hip-hop artists including Beyoncé, Lil' Kim, and P. Diddy, which opened doors to prominent dance segments on popular television shows and led to her Broadway debut in "Holler If You Hear Me."

Driven by her ambition to broaden her acting horizons, Candace honed her craft at the Maggie Flanigan Studio, where she focused on the Meisner technique to deepen her artistic expression. Beyond her work in film and television, Candace has a genuine love for travel, diverse cuisines, and cultural experiences. She is also a passionate advocate for underprivileged youth, dedicated to making a positive impact in the lives of young people. Candace Maxwell continues to inspire audiences with her multifaceted talents and commitment to social causes.