Kandra King

Kandra King is an actress who began in community theater as a child and started working professionally in 1989, after studying pre-law at California Lutheran University. Her early screen credits include Eternity (1990) with Jon Voight and Armand Assante, The Double 0 Kid (1992) with Corey Haim and John Rhys-Davies, Bitter Harvest (1993), Ava's Magical Adventure (1994), and A Million to Juan (1994) opposite Paul Rodriguez and Edward James Olmos. She also branched out as a singer and songwriter, writing Children's Songs for Rugged Records along with pop and country material produced by Dino Maddelone. Trained as a dancer, she took musical theater roles across Los Angeles, among them Sweet Charity, Anything Goes, and Camelot at the Thousand Oaks Civic Light Opera, squeezed in a few television appearances, and discovered a love of comedy.