Award-winning playwright, filmmaker and former actor James Christy has a lot on his mind. To the outside world, he’s able to pass as a reasonably decent person. But he’s able to manage this only with vigilant oversight of his opinionated, judgmental and sometimes toxic inner monologue. With I Think Not, he’s made the possibly reckless decision to hand his inner monologue a microphone and give him center stage.

@ An evening with my inner monologue. Thursday, May 1st, 7pm222 Speakeasy, 222 W 79th St. Award-winning playwright, filmmaker and former actor James Christy has a lot on his mind. To the outside world, he’s able to pass as a reasonably decent person. But he’s able to manage this only with vigilant oversight of his opinionated, judgmental and sometimes toxic inner monologue.With I Think Not, he’s made the possibly reckless decision to hand his inner monologue a microphone and give him center stage. Although, as usual in this relationship, he is subject to some judicious editing.This one-hour evening of comedy takes the audience headlong from topics as disparate as teen sex movies from the 80s, suburban lawn sign wars, and, maybe most risque of all, a reading from Leviticus. Doors open for dinner and drinks at 6:00PM.Live music by Tom Devaney starts at 6:40PM.Show starts at 7:00PM. Remember Your ticket includes a reserved table and an exclusive pre-show Thai dinner starting at 6 PM! Arrive early to savor delicious flavors and grab the best seats—first come, first served! Add to calendar Google Calendar iCalendar Outlook 365 Outlook Live

Award-winning playwright, filmmaker and former actor James Christy has a lot on his mind. To the outside world, he’s able to pass as a reasonably decent person. But he’s able to manage this only with vigilant oversight of his opinionated, judgmental and sometimes toxic inner monologue. With I Think Not, he’s made the possibly reckless decision to hand his inner monologue a microphone and give him center stage.