A talented dancer, actor, indigenous representative, choreographer, writer, thespian and educator, Warren has acheived a monument of accolaides in the performing arts industry. Warren enjoys working as an actor portraying characters from Shakespeare as there is similarities with his heritage.

“Playing Caliban in the Tempest has allowed me to review my own forefathers oppessive treatment throughout the era of segregation. With that in mind Their is also complexidies to take into considerations. One is to play a character of the first nation forefather. To do this I had to get permission from my elders to portray my Grandfather knowing to well the cultural sensitivities involved.

To bring the character to life and with the emotion to the stage is quite challenging and daunting. However Avril Duck the director has allowed me to explore the connection and flexibility and is very understanding to encourage the cultural ties”.

Warren’s performances include:

• Mar 2015 “Fleeting World” with CFAT
• Nov 2013 attended a 2 day workshop sponsored by Queensland Theatre Company facilitated by Michael Attenborough
• Oct-2013 Tropical arts theatre production “All's Well that Ends Well”. Played the king of France.
• June-2013 Attended “Theatre of the oppressed workshop” at the Queensland University
• Nov-2012 Theatre plays with CFAT at Jute. “Colony”
• Oct-2012 Theatre play at the tanks, Shakespeare’s “Midsummer’s night dream”. Played King  Oberon.
• Apr-2012 Performed in theatre play at the Jute “Pop, Whistle, Crack” Director Marilyn Miller.
• Nov- 2010 Warren acted as Lord Angelo in local Tropical Arts production called "Measure for Measure" by William Shakespeare.
• Oct-2009 Lead role in a local production called “When the Wheels Fall off the World”, a contemporary play written by local playwright, Avril Duck.
• Sept-2009 Leading role in the local theatre production “Merchants of Venice”. He also took on a mentoring role assisting in character development
• Aug- 2008 Appeared in his first Shakespearean play by tropical Arts and portrayed the character  “Caliban” in the William Shakespeare “Tempest”.