Our Producers

Erin Waller, born and raised in Rochester, NY, works for an asset manager, supporting municipal bond funds. When she is not working or writing, Erin spends her time volunteering in the community. 

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She wrote and performed 4 one-woman shows at the Rochester Fringe Festival based on her life. Erin was in the 2018 Listen to Your Mother Rochester cast and served as a producer for 2019, 2021, and 2022.

Christine Green is the managing editor for Rochester's (585) magazine, (585) Kids magazine, and Upstate Gardeners' Journal. She was also the founder and host of  the popular reading salon, Words on the Verge. 

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Christine grew up in San Jose, CA and holds a bachelor’s degree in anthropology from U.C. Berkeley and an MA in  anthropology from the College of William and Mary. Christine was a member of the Listen to Your Mother 2017 Rochester cast. She was also a member of the Listen to Your Mother 2020/2021 Production Team.

Her essays, articles, poetry, and creative nonfiction appear in several literary journals and magazines.

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Her debut book, Sweet Tooth, is available now from Zaftig Press.

Taylor Terrance writes Lunatics Lounge, the humor column in (585) magazine, and takes her column live with a three-year run at Rochester Fringe Fest. Her short plays were featured in the local Place Projectors Project and 2 Pages/2 Voices playwriting competition. Taylor was the commercial writer for the Section V Sportsmanship Campaign. She was a 2019 Listen To Your Mother cast member and producer/scriptwriter in 2021 and 2022. Taylor is a graduate of the Second City Chicago comedy writing program and a founding member of the Flower City Writers Collective. She thanks Uncle Gil and Camille Perlo for teaching her to read and write, and her family for being the butt of her jokes. But please remember they deserve it.

Terri is a lifetime resident of Rochester, an avid reader and a writer. She was a member of the 2019 Listen to Your Mother cast, and on the production team for two additional Listen to Your Mother performances.  She is one of the founding members of the Flower City Writers Collective, working on growing our local writers community. She is a newlywed and newly retired from a 40-year career in the legal field. She's currently working on her first book and reimagining what life looks like in this next season.

Amy Boyle “Bonk” Johnston is a 2004 graduate of Visual Studies Workshop. She  has been published in The New York Times, LA Weekly and The Philadelphia Inquirer and other national outlets. She is on the board of the Rod Serling Foundation.

Robert Shelton is a writer and reformed technologist who studied English in Northfield, MN.  His work has appeared in South 85 Review, Lilac Magazine, and in data infrastructure automation programs from here to Omaha.  In 2024 he finished second in the Senior class at SDR Motorcycle Raceway in Belden, NY, and in 2020 was cast in what turned out to be the 2021 edition of Listen To Your Mother Rochester.