Warren Lieberstein’s Biography (The Office)

Who is Warren Lieberstein?

Warren Lieberstein is an American writer and producer, best known to the world for working on the Academy Award-winning series “The Office” as a writer and producer from 2009 until the series’ end. Warren is also known for his work on the TV series’ “Back in the Game” (2013-2014), and “Hit the Road” (2017), in addition to other projects.

Warren Lieberstein Biography- Age, Childhood, and Education

Born Warren Keith Lieberstein on the 20th September 1968, in Westport, Connecticut USA of Jewish ancestry, he is the youngest child of Stanly Lieberstein and his wife Judith; his siblings are Paul Lieberstein and Susanne Daniels, who is married to Greg Daniels, screenwriter, and producer. Warren went to Staples High School in Westport, matriculating in 1986.

Career Beginnings

Lieberstein started his career as an actor by making his debut in the drama film “Sleepover” in 1995, starring Michael Albanese, Evi Allen and Shannon Barry. Four years later he made a couple of minor appearances in TV series’ “Hyperion Bay” and “King of the Hill” both in 1999, before subsequently starting his career as a writer.

The first project on which he worked as a writer was the TV series “Hype” (2000) and then worked on two episodes of the TV series “All of Us” in 2003. He continued working on TV series such as “Second Time Around” in 2004, and then in 2006 on “Modern Men”.

Rise to Prominence

His brother Paul was one of the writers of “The Office”, and Warren joined the writing team at the end of the fifth season.

He worked on seven episodes in total, but became the series’ producer in the sixth season of the Golden Globe Award-winning series, which made him a star. He continued to contribute to other projects once “The Office” finished, including the series “Back in the Game”, writing one episode and producing 12, and most recently he worked on the TV series “Hit the Road” (2017). During his career, Warren has been working with writing partner Halsted Sullivan.

Warren Lieberstein Net Worth, Height, Weight, and Appearance

Warren’s hard work has increased his wealth, and according to sources, it has been estimated that Lieberstein’s net worth is as high as $500,000, as of early 2020. Warren’s height and weight are unknown, though he appears of average size and weight. He has brown eyes and dark brown hair.

Warren Lieberstein Personal Life, Marriage, Divorce, Children

Warren has been married two times; his first wife was actress Angela Kinsey from 2000 until 2010, and they worked together on “The Office”, as Angela starred in one of the lead roles in the show; the couple welcomed daughter Isabel Ruby in 2008.

In February 2009 Angela and Warren separated, and in June 2010 Angela filed for divorce, citing irreconcilable differences. Since then, they have remained on good terms, and have both moved on – Angela is married to actor and baker Joshua Snyder, while Warren has married Audrey Wauchope in 2016, and they have two children together.

Warren Lieberstein’s Wife, Audrey Wauchope

Warren’s second wife Audrey is a TV director, writer, producer, and actress, born in New York USA, but her exact age is unknown as she has hidden her birth date – some sources state that she is in her early 40s.

Thank you to my friends and family who celebrated my bday with Some canvassing for @KatieHill4CA with @MomsDemand … feeling the 🌊! pic.twitter.com/WkoUTQUp0R

— Audrey Wauchope Lieberstein (@audreyalison) November 4, 2018

Career and Net Worth

Audrey started her career as an actress in the late ‘90s with a role as an extra in the romantic comedy film “Let It Snow” (1999). She continued with minor roles over the next 10 years, appearing in such TV series and films as “Ed” (2003), “The Boys & Girls Guide to Getting Down” (2006), and “Breaking Upwards” in 2009.

However, realizing that acting wasn’t for her, she joined forces with Rachel Specter and the two were hired as staff writers on the series “One Tree Hill”.

She worked on one episode, and after the series ended in 2017, she came forward with a statement on Mark Schwan’s sexual harassment and misconduct allegations, saying that he had harassed her and touched her along with other female writers that were working on the show.

Audrey has since worked on several TV series both as a writer and producer, including “Cougar Town” (2013-2014), “Crazy Ex-Girlfriend” (2015-2019), and most recently “Indebted”, again with Rachel Specter. She also returned to acting in one episode of the TV series “Crazy Ex-Girlfriend”.

Sources estimate that Audrey’s net worth is around $500,000, as of early 2020.