When: Oct. 26, 2026, 7:00 - 8:30 p.m. EDT
Where: Virtual
This webinar will feature a panel of industry professionals from several regional theatres. We will discuss job opportunities in Management, Administration, and Tech. There will also be a discussion about what kinds of skills and experience Regional Theatres are looking for when they hire for various positions. Lastly, we will open up the floor for questions.
Panelists:
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Mimi Intagliata (she/her) has spent over 30 years in theatrical production as a stage manager, production manager and producer. As an Executive Producer at NETworks, she produced tours of Beetlejuice the Musical, The Wiz, Water for Elephants, Come From Away, Mean Girls and Fiddler on the Roof. Earlier, she was Director of Production Operations at Disney Theatrical Group, Director of Production at Paper Mill Playhouse (over 40 productions, including the world premiere of Newsies), and a production manager for The Dodgers. She holds a BA in Theatre from Indiana University Bloomington.
Tajh Oates (he/him) is a Production Manager at the Alley Theatre in Houston. He has worked at Arizona Theatre Company, The Public Theater and the Utah Shakespeare Festival, and began as a carpentry intern at Westport Country Playhouse. A member of the Production Managers Forum since 2018, he chairs its Early Career Committee and was part of the "No More 10/12s" project. He was inducted into the National Theatre Conference in 2026 and holds a BA in Theatre from Georgia Southern University.
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Christopher Slavik has been on the senior staff of Paper Mill Playhouse for fifteen years, seven as the associate producer. In this capacity, he works with artistic leadership on season planning, manages relationships with unions and producing partners, produces readings and workshops of new musicals, and negotiates contracts for performers, creatives, and more. In 2023 he was recognized with the New Jersey Theatre Alliance’s Award of Excellence. He previously worked at the Chicago Symphony Orchestra in communications and archives, and he is a graduate of Northwestern University.
Pamela Adams is the current General Manager at Atlantic Theater Company where she has been proud to work on acclaimed productions such as Skeleton Crew, The Band’s Visit, Hangmen, Buena Vista Social Club, The Great Leap, Kimberly Akimbo, and English, to name a few. Prior to Atlantic, Pamela was the General Manager at MCC Theater from 2012-2015 having previously been the General Manager at Trinity Repertory Company from 2010-2012. Pamela’s early career began at Paper Mill Playhouse where she spent nearly 10 years in various capacities including Marketing and Company Management, eventually becoming the Producing Associate. Pamela currently serves on the Board of the Off-Broadway League, as well as co-chairs the AEA Labor Management Committee. For National Alliance of Musical Theater, she serves on the Audit Committee. Pamela resides in New Jersey with her husband and three cat children, Penny, Peppa and Fea.
Zach Longstreet is the Director of Production for the Atlantic Theater Company and Atlantic Acting School. Zach has over 15 years of experience working New York City Theater including for The Public, Theatre For A New Audience, Under the Radar Festival, MaYi Theatre, and others. Zach holds a Master’s Degree in Arts Administration with a focus on Non-Profit Management from CUNY’s Baruch College and serves as Board Chair for Oye Group!. He is also the former Managing and Artistic Director of Pleiades Theater Collective.
Also included in the panel:
- Leila Knox, Associate Production Manager / PSM, The Old Globe
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