Noted Shawnee actor, born during travels in Ada, Oklahoma, with a life marked by frequent relocations due to his father's career as an accomplished Air Force pilot with the Strategic Air Command.
Growing up on various air bases across the United States and Germany, his "home" remained constant in Big Cabin, Oklahoma. This background fostered a unique blend of experiences, influencing his future pursuits.
Allard's educational journey took him to Central Oklahoma State University, where he discovered his passion for theatre and developed a range of skills, both on and off stage. He performed in numerous plays, honing his craft and exploring technical aspects.
As a stage actor and director, he made a name for himself at esteemed institutions such as Will Geer's Theatricum Botanicum near Los Angeles and Theatre West in Hollywood.
His television career included a notable role as the evil Shung in the 1990s revival of "Land of the Lost" (1991),as well as appearances in different makeup as the friendly Namaki in several episodes.
Beyond his acting endeavors, Allard was an active participant in political matters, co-founding the liberal comedy program "Avant Radio" for radio.
In the early 2000s, he unofficially retired from acting, taking on a new challenge as a film and theatre technique instructor at a prestigious private school.
For ten years, until her passing in 1993, he was the romantic partner of actress Joy Garrett.
