I’ve written hundreds of news stories and reviews for Time Out, ExBerliner and The New York Times, where I worked for several years as a London-based researcher and reporter. Below are a few favorite clips.
- “Ariana Grande Brings Message of Defiance to Concert for Manchester Victims,” The New York Times
- “The Life of Her London Parties, Now Out to Save Them All,” The New York Times
- “A Possible Clue in Jane Austen’s Glasses. Did Arsenic Kill Her?” The New York Times
- “Goodbye, for Good, to Black Sabbath,” The New York Times
- “To Save Punk’s Soul, a Bonfire of Some of its Vanities on the Thames,” The New York Times
- “Hey Ho, It’s Old: England Embraces Punk Rock 40 Years Later,” The New York Times
- “Alas, Poor William Shakespeare. Where Does His Skull Rest?” The New York Times
- “Shakespeare’s Globe Is Winding Up a ‘Hamlet’ World Tour,” The New York Times
- “Arthur Miller’s Lost Play: His First,” The New York Times
- “Banksy’s ‘Dismaland’ in England: It’s a Strange World, After All,” The New York Times
- “Battling to Save London’s Avant Garde Culture,” The International New York Times
- “New Women’s History Museum in London Turns Out to be a Jack the Ripper Museum,” The New York Times
- “Maxim Gorki Theater Leads an Immigrant Vanguard in Berlin,” The New York Times
Christopher D. Shea 