So Who Are We?

We are 723 Productions, a collective of storytellers and producers spread across the country, united by a mission to create art that defies easy categorization.

Our foundation is built on the belief that the most powerful stories live in the spaces between genres. We blend the heartfelt intimacy of indie folk with the high-stakes wonder of sci-fi, the raw emotion of historical drama with the universal pulse of a love story. We don't just tell stories; we build worlds that audiences can feel, remember, and carry with them.

The Team

Kaitlyn Larrosa  

(Executive Producer)

“As a creator, my passion is building worlds at the intersection of music, memory, and the impossible. I thrive on weaving together genres, blending the raw honesty of indie folk with the high-concept stakes of sci-fi to tell stories that resonate deeply. As the founder and creative director of 723 Productions, I channel this passion into every aspect of production, from writing and composition to the overall artistic vision. I am dedicated to leading our team with a collaborative spirit to bring ambitious, heartfelt projects like Sarah and Eloise to life.”

Anna Nieuwendorp 

(Co Producer)

“I have a strong passion for both music and theater.  As an artist, musician, and manager, I take pride in fostering a supportive environment for artists. I bring a unique blend of creative enthusiasm and practical experience.  I'm particularly passionate about team building and eager to apply my organizational and leadership skills to this theatrical musical project, ensuring a collaborative and successful production.”

Summer Gozum 

(Associate Producer)

"The power of music has always been obvious to me—its ability to hold someone's hand and be nothing but a mirror. It morphs from world to world, future, present, memory? Capturing things that can feel too intense to describe with words alone. To listen to music is to be in someone’s dream. To listen to music is to understand humanity. To create music is to see yourself. To create music is to initiate connection. To share music is proof. I am ecstatic about this project and dedicated to preserving its bold, authentic nature through vulnerable collaboration and resounding energy."

Lizzy Fogg 

(Director)

Lizzy Fogg is a director and educator with a strong academic foundation, holding a BA in Theater and BM in Vocal Performance from the University of Southern Maine. She directed the world premiere of SCRATCH: A New Musical at Osher School of Music and has served as Assistant Director for professional productions at Osher Opera Theatre. Her extensive teaching background includes roles with Ogunquit Playhouse Arts Academy, Schoolhouse Arts Center and Portland Stage Company.

“I am an artist, and you are, too. This is my mantra throughout all creative works. As a director, I’m inspired by classical art and literature, working together with fellow artists to create theatre that is expressive, moving, and ensemble-based. Equal parts driven and curious, I strive to make sure every voice in the room is heard. My work is ethereal, rebellious, and wistful, with a hint of absurdism."