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Alikona Shizue Bradford is an American Actress, Television Host, Dancer, and Writer, of Japanese and Polish decent with roots in Hawai'i. Known as a severe right-brained Jill of all trades, Alikona has delved into many areas of the entertainment industry both in front of and behind the camera. She started theater in High School and stepped away to pursue dancing professionally which led her to realize there were other avenues where she wanted to share her voice.
After dancing with an international Hip-Hop company for five years and moving to L.A. to dance for six more, things took a different direction when her roommate at the time, Jason J. Carter (Entertainment Tonight, Ru Paul's Drag Race) challenged her to take on hosting. Booking several new media gigs, working red carpets for multiple outlets, and touring internationally with Monster Jam, gave Alikona the opportunity to not only share her charisma in front of live audiences, but to meet wonderful new people. This eventually brought things full circle. Constantly interviewing actors while working at Maria Menounos' AfterBuzz TV, she rekindled her love for theater and acting.
Alikona then enrolled in and graduated from The Sanford Meisner Center for Performing Arts which was founded by Sandy, himself. She's continued to further her studies in all facets of the craft while also booking an array of theater, film, and television spots. She is also well-known for her agility and strength, having a rather longstanding background in physical training. This includes dance, cheer, tumbling, parkour, cinematic martial arts, and a physically demanding workout regiment which has contributed to her booking over 35 fitness videos when she first moved to Los Angeles.
Miss Bradford has also written multiple shorts and features in efforts to create powerful roles for multi-ethnic women like herself. In doing so she was presented the opportunity to write films for television. She also wrote, produced, and starred in a twelve episode series for international distribution.
