Suburbia Ad Nauseum
Written By - Larry Phillips
Director - Jacob Titus
Avery and Greg are living the suburban dream; great daughter, lovely home, steady jobs. But when life throws them an unexpected curveball they begin questioning who they’ve become in their forties. Suburbia Ad Nauseam is a comedy about remembering who you are and being open to all possibilities.
Featuring: Tiffany May McRae, Larry Phillips, Michael Ernesto Navarro,
Kat Collin & Albert M. Chan
Lighting Designer - Austin Boyle
Stage Manager - Emily Prior
Nov 13th-22nd, 2026
Chain Theater
312 W 36th St. 4th floor,
New York, NY
CAST & CREW
Tiffany May McRae (Avery)
Tiffany is a huge fan of Larry Phillips’ work and is freaking stoked to be working with him (and Jacob!) again. Much thanks to this awesome cast and crew. Theatre work with Randomly Specific Theatre: Good Night, Baby Girl; The Rise of Mediocrity; Plan G (IT Award nominee/Best Ensemble); The Weekend Will End; Koalas Are Dicks. FALLING (Connelly Theater/FringeNYC); G.I. Joe Jared (59E59th Theaters/Edinburgh Fringe Festival). Training: NYU (BFA); William Esper Studio. Jeremy, my love, thank you.
Larry Phillips (Greg), Playwright
Larry’s play Talent is Sexy has recently been published by Next Stage Press. He has also written and appeared in: Unpretty; Must Win; Good Night, Baby Girl; The Weekend Will End; Koalas are Dicks; Arbuckle Syndrome; The Rise of Mediocrity; Fathers and Squirrels, Secondary Pitch; The Ladies of Glen Ross; Plan G; The Other Harvey; Learning to Skip; Last Chance for Mama; Fistful of Cake, Pocketful of Miracles; This is Mark/c; Short King; The Art of Acting: A Master Class with Fozzie Bear. www.larryphillipsnyc.com
Michael Ernesto Navarro (Zac)
Michael is honored to expand his contribution to the Larry Theatrical Universe (LTU™) with this being his third show! Recent/Favorite credits include: (THEATER) Short King, Naughty Bits: Ten Short Plays About Sex, Must Win - where he met Larry, Kelly Road: The Musical; (FILM) The Only Fan, Season of Change, Time Match. Michael is training at the Esper Studio, having just started the second year of the two-year Conservatory program. He also works at Peak in Hudson Yards as a Sommelier in case you need a wine recommendation ;) He thanks his wife, Melisa, his friends, family, and mentor, J. Marshall Evans, for their love and support. Instagram: @mikey_ernesto
Kat Collin (Holly)
Kat is an actor, playwright, and teacher based in New York City. She received her B.S. in theater with a concentration in acting from Skidmore College in 2021. She has received specialized training in the Suzuki method, Viewpoints, as well as classical training from the British American Drama Academy in London. Previous credits include Airline Highway at Virginia Repertory Theater (Zoe), A Midsummer Night's Dream at the Actor's Theater Workshop (Hermia), and The Thanksgiving Play at Skidmore College (Logan).
Albert M. Chan (Tim)
Albert is a New York–based actor, filmmaker, and writer whose work spans television, film, and theatre. His TV credits include Gotham, Law & Order: SVU, Julia, New Amsterdam, Girls, 30 Rock, and Big Dogs. His film credits include Patriots Day, Ghosts of Girlfriends Past, The Storied Life of A.J. Fikry, and Clear History.Onstage, Albert has appeared in Radium Girls as Dr. Sabin von Sochocky and Edward Markley, Black Play at WOW Café Theater, and Queer Theory! An Academic Travesty, which toured nationally with The Theatre Offensive and National Performance Network. His theatre work also includes a reading of This Could Be You at New York Theatre Workshop and The Game of Chess. The Canadian-born son of Chinese immigrants, Albert holds a Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from MIT. He is also an award-winning screenwriter and filmmaker, the Grand Prize winner of the Creative Screenwriting Feature Screenplay Competition, and a Humanitas New Voices Fellow recognized for writing that "explores the human condition in a nuanced, meaningful way." His award-winning short films include Welcome to the World, The Commitment, and Descendants of the Past, Ancestors of the Future, which stars Golden Globe and Emmy nominee Tina Chen. His work as a writer and director explores themes of identity, family, and belonging. Website: www.albertmchan.com / Instagram: @albert_m_chan
Jacob Titus, Director
Jacob is excited to be working with such a wonderful team. Jacob’s work has been seen at the Public in the 365 Plays/365 Days, HERE Arts Center, Ontological-Hysterics, The Wild Project, among other theatres off-off Broadway, in Brooklyn, as well as LA and San Francisco, and Iowa. Directing credits include Buried Child (BU), War Dreamer (Loading Dock, NYC), Spaceman (Loading Dock, NYC), The Weekend Will End (Randomly Specific, NYC), The Rise of Mediocrity (Randomly Specific, NYC), and Animal Kingdom (Hunger and Thirst, NYC). You can see more of Jacob’s work at http://www.jacobtitusdirector.com/. Jacob has an MFA in Directing from Boston University.
Austin Boyle, Lighting Designer
Austin (he/him) is a New York based Lighting Designer. Recent design credits: HYDE, The Truth about Transylvania, The Maid & The Mesmerizer, Discus (Hunger & Thirst Theatre), DANA (Loading Dock Theatre), Antigonick (Syracuse University) Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead (The Lee Strasberg Institute), POOL (Rehearsal for Truth Festival), The Woods (Pendragon Theatre), The Mountaintop (Weston Playhouse), Hadestown, Grease, Rock of Ages, Cabaret (The Hanover Theatre Conservatory), In The Same Space (Dixon Place, Williamstown Theatre Festival). Outside of theatre, Austin works in the fashion world, including six seasons of runway shows for New York Fashion Week with IMCD Lighting. Website: austinboylelighting.com
Emily Prior, Stage Manager
Emily (they/them) is excited to be part of another Larry play! Credits include: Short King, An Outrageous Outcome, Savage in Limbo, CHOCOLATIER, Guilty! The Musical, and Queer Kismet. They would like to thank Larry for bringing them in on this show and for Bucky who patiently waited till they got home.