Nora: A Doll's House Cast

Samantha Heater is thrilled to be back on the BSP stage as Nora 1! In her spare time, Sam is a custom Funko pop creator and pet portrait artist. She’s also on the Board for the Black Swamp Players and was recently seen as Columbia in Rocky Horror Show, Shelby Thorpe in Spitfire Grill, Sheila in Mimi’s Famous Company and Karen Weston in August Osage County! Shout out to her dog children Ghost and Cisco, the loves of her life!

Elizabeth Coronado is proudly returning to the Black Swamp Players' stage for the third time. She was previously in Not Quite Gone as Julie and Five Women Wearing the Same Dress as Meredith. She has also worked with TBD Production's Motherhood Out Loud, performing several monologues, and Constellations, as the Production Assistant. She is an avid reader, aspiring amateur art collector, and proud giant dog mom. Elizabeth is grateful to be a part of this thought-provoking, beautifully written, and gorgeous show and get to work with such a talented cast, director, stage manager, and crew. Thank you Stef Smith for writing this absolute masterpiece and thank you Heath for making her words a glorious reality!

Tiffany Scarola is currently an Associate Teaching Professor and Associate Chair in the English department at Bowling Green State University. This is Tiffany’s 6th production with the Black Swamp Players. Her debut performance with BSP was as—“Lamps” aka “Lila/Lamps” in Talking With. Since Talking With, Tiffany has appeared alongside Kayta Dachik and Heath Diehl as “Steffy” in I Ought to be in Pictures, reprised her role as “Lila” in the Talking With encore, “Ms. Lodi” in Mimi’s Famous Company, “Ivy” in August: Osage County, and as “Georgeanne” in Five Women Wearing the Same Dress. While she has a love of live theatre and has attended a great deal of live productions, she experienced a brief hiatus after debuting in her 8th grade production of—The Mystery Liner. Tiffany is thrilled to be returning to the Black Swamp Players as “Nora 3/Christine 2” in Nora. She would like to offer her continued love and thanks to Heath Diehl and Brandon Ripke, because their support has meant so much over these last few years.

Trevor Walsh is a CPA with a passion for the performing arts, Trevor is excited to make his first debut with Black Swamp Players and his long awaited return as a performer. Previous to this production, Trevor has been in a variety of both Musicals and Straight Plays across several community and school organizations in both Athens and Columbus, OH. His most recent productions include Hilliard Art Council’s 2019 production of Hello Dolly (Chorus), Lost Flamingo Company’s 2017 production of The Importance of Being Earnest (Assistant Director), and Lost Flamingo Company’s 2016 production of Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike (Vanya). While most know Trevor to be a source of positivity and optimism, he’s very much looking forward to performing in a role outside his normal acting repertoire. In his free time, Trevor enjoys spending time out on the town with his fiancé and visiting his friends and family across the Midwest.

Ryan Walsh is excited for his debut performance with the Black Swamp Players. Much of his performing history leads to Ohio University where he was an actor for the Lost Flamingo Company. While pursuing his Bachelor's, he was also a member of OU's men's choir, the Singing Men of Ohio. After taking a small break from acting after graduating in 2021, he has found a renewed love and appreciation for the performing arts, hoping to continue to acting for Black Swamp Players.

Kyle Walsh is a current BGSU student. This is Kyle’s first time working with the Black Swamp Players, and he is excited to make his debut. Kyle has been in a variety of musicals and plays within schools and community colleges in Toledo and Bowling Green, OH. Some of his previous acting roles were at Owens Community College in their productions of Fissions as the Philanthropist (2022), Announcer #2 in the War of the Worlds (2021), and Florendo in The Servant and Two Masters (2019). Kyle has also worked as part of the Deck Crew in Bowling Green State University’s production of Electra (2023). Many know Kyle for his outgoing nature in life, and he is looking forward to the role that he has been given to portray. In his spare time, Kyle tends to spend time with his friends or family. He is also an enthusiast of Tabletop Roleplaying games and enjoys creating stories within that hobby.