Christopher Shea was born in Arlington, Massachusetts, a charming town located in the eastern part of the state, approximately 20 miles northwest of Boston. He attended Matignon High School, a prestigious institution in Cambridge, Massachusetts, where he developed a strong foundation in the arts. His academic pursuits continued as he enrolled in New York University's Tisch School of the Arts, a renowned institution for the arts, where he earned his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree.
As a graduate of NYU, Christopher Shea became one of the founding members of the Neurotic Young Urbanites, a theatre group comprised of fellow graduates who migrated to Los Angeles, seeking to establish themselves in the entertainment industry. His passion for comedy and musical theatre led him to excel in these genres, making him a versatile and talented performer.
Throughout his career, Christopher Shea has appeared in numerous productions, showcasing his remarkable talent. One of his most notable performances was as a soloist in the production of "Gershwin to Porter" at Radio City Music Hall, a legendary venue in New York City. He has also appeared as Tony in a production of "West Side Story" that toured Greece, exposing his work to a global audience.
Christopher Shea's extensive repertoire includes a wide range of plays, including "Boys Next Door" (1994),"Rope" (1995),"The Notebook of Trigorin" (1996),"Company" (1996),"Etta Jenks" (1997),"All in the Timing" (1997),"The Eleventh" (1998),"Alone at the Beach" (1999),and "Twelfth Night" (1999).
