Warren Durso

Warren Durso is a native New Yorker and started his entertainment career in a stage play called the beatnik when he was a mere 5 years old. Warren started playing drums professionally at the age of nine years old. He has been in various touring bands. In the early 90’s Warren met comedian Ron Bennington, from the Ron and Ron radio Network where he played the character ‘Curtain Boy’ on the syndicated radio show. Durso became a regular favorite at Ron Bennington’s Comedy Scene. He toured with Sam Kinison’s ‘Outlaws of Comedy’ featuring Allan Stephan, Carl LaBove, and Mitchell Walters as Ron Bennington’s Disciples of Comedy. He has performed stand-up comedy in over 5,000 shows all around the world.

Warren has performed in Japan, Korea, and Guam entertaining for the United States Military and a USO tour in the Middle East visiting 8 countries in 25 days entertaining the US troops and Allied Joint Forces for ‘Operation Enduring Freedom’. He has acted in 2 feature films titled, ‘Cutoff’ featuring Academy Award winner Faye Dunaway, Golden Globe winner Malcolm McDowell, & Anne Archer, Directed by Dick Fisher. ‘Even Money’ also featuring Danny DeVito, Kim Basinger, Academy Award winner Forrest Whittaker, and directed by Mark Rydell..

Warren has produced over a dozen short films since 2006 and is a producer on the short film titled One Child that premiered at the Cannes Film Festival’s Short Film Corner. Warren also Co-Produced the short film “King Baby” and has produced the art reality series ‘Work of Genius’ and the pilot’s ‘Search Party’ & ‘Jukebox Heroes’.

Warren Durso was also featured in an eight-page article in Esquire Magazine's May 2012 issue titled ‘UGLY’ Which was written by the illustrious award-winning journalist Mike Sager.

Warren has opened a full service Production Studio in Las Vegas, NV. and his team are currently in pre-production on two very interesting projects for 2020.