WARREN DAVIS
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Comedy Reel (Performance Video) Quicktime
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Drama Reel (Performance Video) Quicktime
House MD, Criminal Minds, Killer Jokes, The Reginald Lewis Story, Thank God for you Charlie, Yesterday Was A Lie
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Synergy Talent (CA) (818) 995-6500 Theatrical (Film / TV), Commercial, Voiceover Synergy Talent - Crossover Div. (CA) (818) 995-6500 Theatrical (Film / TV), Commercial Synergy Talent - Voiceover Div. (CA) (818) 995-6500 Theatrical (Film / TV), Commercial, Voiceover |
TELEVISION | ||
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THE MIDDLE |
Co-star |
ABC / Lee Shallat Chemel, Dir |
THE KEEPERS |
Guest star |
Dir: Kevin Alejandro, pilot pr |
CRIMINAL MINDS |
Co-star |
CBS / Guy Norman Bee, Dir |
HOUSE MD |
Co-star |
FOX / Dan Attias, Dir |
THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS |
U5 |
CBS / Dean Lamont, Dir |
ALL MY CHILDREN |
U5 |
Dir: Shelley Curtis, ABC |
E.R. |
Co-star |
NBC / Felix Alcala, Dir |
STRONG MEDICINE |
Co-star |
Lifetime /Robert Lieberman |
GENERAL HOSPITAL |
Under 5 |
ABC |
L.A.X |
Co-star |
NBC / Joe Russo, Dir |
THE PRACTICE |
Co-star |
ABC / Jeannot Szwarc, Dir |
FILM | ||
ACROSS THE OCEAN |
Supporting |
Dir: Nicole Donadio |
FLORENCE |
Supporting |
Dir: Emanuele Daga |
THE REGINALD LEWIS STORY |
Supporting |
Dir: Drew McClellan |
SNOW |
Supporting |
Dir: Isaac Ergas |
YESTERDAY WAS A LIE |
Supporting |
Dir: James Kerwin, Helicon Art |
ROAD TO SUNDANCE |
Supporting |
Dir: Susan diRende |
INFIDELITY (IN EQUAL PARTS)* |
Lead |
Dir: Jacques Thelemaque, FA |
STUFFED |
Lead |
Dir: Ron Rogge |
HOW I SAVED THE WORLD |
Supporting |
Dir: Goran Dukic, AFI |
THE DOGWALKER |
Featured |
Dir: Jacques Thelemaque, FA |
*official selection Sundance 2004 |
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THEATRE (partial) | ||
PYGMALION |
Col. Pickering |
Little Fish Theatre |
THE SURVEILLANCE TRILOGY |
Dr. Mann |
Theatre 40 |
THE LAST SCHWARTZ |
Herb |
West Coast Jewish Theatre |
ENGAGING SHAW |
Sydney Webb |
Theatre 40 |
FUGU |
Dr. Avram Kaufman |
West Coast Jewish Theatre |
CURRENCY |
Dan |
Inkwell Theatre |
ORPHANS |
Harold |
LA New Court Theatre |
BULRUSHER |
Schoolch |
Skylight / Lower Depth |
THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK |
Mr. Van Daan |
Wasatch Theatrical @ Noho Arts |
CASSIOPEIA |
Quiet (u/s) |
The Theatre at Boston Court |
A CHRISTMAS TWIST |
Bob Cratchit |
Seaglass Theatre |
THE CRUCIBLE |
Judge Hathorne |
Lillian Theatre |
THE CAR PLAYS (Bohemian Like Us) |
Don |
Moving Arts at Segerstrom Ctr |
THE INSIDIOUS IMPACT OF ANTON |
Victor |
Absolute Theater Company |
THE CHINESE MASSACRE (ANNOTATED) |
Hilliard, Burns, Trafford |
Circle X Theatre Company |
THE CRADLE WILL ROCK |
Dauber/Prexy (u/s) |
Blank Theatre Company |
SLAUGHTERHOUSE FIVE |
Edgar Derby |
Action! Theater Company |
THE GIRL WHO WOULD BE KING |
The Duke |
Absolute Theater Company |
R. U. R. |
William Fabry (Supporting) |
Action! Theater Company |
LOVE LIKE BLUE |
Felix (Lead) |
Whitefire Theatre |
FRANKIE AND JOHNNY IN THE CLAIR DE LUNE |
Johnny (Lead) |
Santa Monica Playhouse |
ALL STEPS NECESSARY |
Hilgard (Supporting) |
Inkwell Theater Company |
THE BOOK OF LIZ |
Yvonne (Supporting) |
Blank Theatre Company |
TAMING OF THE SHREW |
Baptiste (Supporting) |
Yale Cabaret Hollywood |
BAAL |
Merk (Supporting) |
Yale Cabaret Hollywood |
THE DEATH OF ZUKASKY |
Marlino (Supporting) |
Secret Rose Theater |
FILL IN THE BLANK |
Ensemble |
Blank Theatre Company |
RICHARD III |
Ratcliff, King Edward (Supporting) |
Knightsbridge Theatre |
MISALLIANCE |
Johnny Tarleton (Supporting) |
Long Beach Playhouse Studio |
BEAU JEST |
Joel (Supporting) |
Long Beach Playhouse Studio |
ROCKET TO THE MOON |
Ben Stark (Lead) |
National Jewish Theater, Chgo |
HENRY AND THE SECOND GUNMAN |
John Halliday (Lead) |
Griffin Theatre, Chicago |
THE LITTLE SISTER |
French, Clausen, Spink (Supp.) |
Lifeline Theatre, Chicago |
THE WIZARDS OF QUIZ |
Gordon (Supporting) |
National Jewish Theater, Chgo |
THE VISIT |
Mike (Supporting) |
The Goodman Theatre, Chicago |
LOVE, SEX, AND THE IRS |
Jon Trachtman (Lead) |
Drury Lane South, Chicago |
THE NERD |
Willum (Lead) |
Drury Lane Oakbrook, Chicago |
INTERNET | ||
YOU DON'T KNOW DICK |
Thumbs Jablonski |
YDKD Productions |
LOVE BYTES (the O-Bot w/Gary Coleman) |
Garcia |
Fun Little Movies |
DARK COMMANDOS (Episode 1) |
Bobby |
Sanders/Gross Productions |
IMPROV / SKETCH | ||
THE DON"T GIVE UP YOUR DAY JOB PLAYERS |
ImprovOlympic and clubs, Chgo |
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P.R.O.M. '63 |
Mystery Cafe, Chicago |
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BINGO IN THE FIRST DEGREE |
Mystery Cafe, Chicago |
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THE TROUBLE WITH MARILYN |
Players Wkshop of Second City |
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TRAINING | ||
Meisner Technique |
Jim Ortlieb |
Lois Hall Studio, Chicago |
Improvisation |
Will McLaughlin, Mike Leffingwell |
Upright Citizens Brigade |
Jane Morris, Jef Michalski |
Upfront Comedy, Santa Monica |
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Jo Forsberg, Judy Morgan, Martin de Maat |
Players Wkshop of Second City |
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Scene Study |
Carole Gutierrez |
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Daniel Henning |
Blank Theatre |
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Mark Teschner |
TVI |
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Eileen Vorbach, Steve Scott |
Actor's Center, Chicago |
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Cold Reading |
Joey Paul |
TVI |
Physical Characteristics / Measurements |
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Height: 6' |
Weight: 185 lbs |
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Bowling, Cycling, Snow Skiing - General, Softball, Swimming - ability - general, Tennis, Volleyball, Improvisation, Piano, Teleprompter, Voiceover, American - New England Accent, American - New York Accent, American - Southern Accent, British - BBC English Accent, Eastern European Accent, Russian Accent
Warren Davis began his career doing improv comedy in Chicago in the early 1980s. He soon shifted into theater and performed in dozens of plays at a variety of Chicago theaters including the Goodman, Lifeline, National Jewish Theatre, Drury Lane and the Griffin where he became a company member. He began to work on-camera in commercials, industrial films and indie shorts and features. Warren moved to Los Angeles in the mid-1990s where he continues to do film, TV and theater.