Nicole became an entertainment professional over 20 years ago when her love for acting, dance, gymnastics, diving and pole vaulting lead her to a talent manager who represented athletes. She got her start doing commercials, then toured the world as "Kimberly, The Pink Ranger" in the Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers Live show where she began her training in martial arts; and later used those skills to safely perform and coordinate fight scenes for film and television. After touring, Nicole danced professionally for The Los Angeles Clippers, Elvira: Mistress of the Dark, Disneyfest in Singapore as a Mouseketeer, and The Los Angeles Lakers to name a few.
Being a stickler for equality, one of the accomplishments of which Nicole is most proud, is pioneering women's pole vaulting in California! Upon being told she was not allowed to participate on the pole-vaulting team in high school due to the fact that there were no other females with whom to compete (along with an excuse about a woman's center of gravity being lower); Nicole testified in Sacramento and helped get a bill passed allowing women to compete on men's teams when a sport is not already offered to women. She competed the next year on the men's team.
And now, with relentless passion, Ms Randall is collaborating with other like-minded artists to help facilitate common goals. She is so grateful to be among such strong, talented, and supportive artists who continue to be pioneers for equal opportunity and the betterment of our industry.
