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Warren became a member of Theatre 40 in 2019 and has appeared onstage in Engaging Shaw, The Surveillance Trilogy and Power and Light. He also directed T40’s productions of The Unexpected Guest, Doris and Ivy in the Home and The Monkey Jar. He is currently a member of the Artistic Committee.
Other LA acting credits include Paper Walls, Currency and All Steps Necessary (Inkwell Theatre), Bulrusher (Skylight Theatre / LDTE), A Christmas Twist (SeaGlass Theatre), Fugu and Three Coconuts(West Coast Jewish Theatre), The Crucible (Lillian Theatre), The Car Plays (Moving Arts), The Chinese Massacre (Circle X), R.U.R. and Slaughterhouse Five (Action! Theatre) and The Book of Liz (Blank Theatre).
He was involved with The Blank Theatre’s Young Playwright’s Festival for almost 20 years, where he acted and directed, getting to work not only with talented young playwrights, but also many amazing actors including Alison Brie, Tiffany Theissen, Beth Broderick, Scott Lowell, Mark Arnold, Constance Zimmer, Deborah Van Valkenberg among others.
Warren began his acting career in Chicago where he was a member of the Griffin Theatre Company, appearing in their productions of Subfertile, McKay’s Bees and Henry and the Second Gunman. Other Chicago credits include The Goodman Theatre (The Visit), Drury Lane Oakbrook (The Nerd), Drury Lane South (Love, Sex and the IRS), National Jewish Theatre (Rocket to the Moon and The Wizards of Quiz), and Lifeline Theatre (The Little Sister, The Cricket in Times Square).
Also a sound designer, Warren received an NAACP Theatre Award for My Children! My Africa! (Actors Co-op).
On television, Warren can be seen in episodes of “The Middle”, “Criminal Minds”, “House”, “ER”, “LAX”, “Strong Medicine”, “The Young and the Restless” and “General Hospital”. He also appeared in the sci-fi cult feature Yesterday Was A Lie, and the short film, The Demon Core, which won a Sloan grant in 2023.
Warren was also a pioneer in the video game industry. His memoir about his time creating arcade games, “Creating Q*bert and Other Classic Video Arcade Games” was published by Santa Monica Press in 2022.
