Sara
aka "Humanity's Child"

Kimaya is the voice, spoken and sung, of the title character in Humanity’s Child. Inspired by the acrobatic folk renderings of Joni Mitchell, Ella Fitzgerald’s jazz stylings, and Lianna LaHavas, she draws skillfully from this great lineage of musical pioneers creating a musical lane all her own. With a playful presence and frank storytelling, her vocal mastery is the focal point of each performance. Kimaya’s debut album, “Breastfed” (2018), is a bittersweet chronicle of growth toward the light. Recklessly urgent, irreverent and defiant in the face of the past, “Breastfed” boldly wrangles the pain and glory of a growing-up narrative, claiming its narrative with spirit and dark humor. Kimaya is also a prolific writer have created soundtracks, libretti, and themes for several plays, operas, and podcasts.

An All-Female Virtual Ensemble
Thirty Performers participating remotely
from across the country and across the pond!

 Vox
"The Voice in Sara's Head"

Jessic is the voice, spoken and sung, of Vox, the “voice in Sara’s head” and her “invisible childhood friend.” A graduate of AMDA in New York, Jessica returns to the Humanity’s Child Musicals having played the title role in the 2018 production. She has also appeared in Edwin Drood, La Cage, and Bright Star with the Opera House Players of Enfield, CT; in All Shook Up, Taffeta Christmas, and Grease at the Connecticut Cabaret in Berlin; and, has delighted audiences as Marilyn Monroe in Six Flags New England. Jessica has fronted several successful popular New England bands and is an event coordinator at Kaleidoscope Art and Entertainment of W. Hartford. She shares her home with her three pugs and husband Matt. Jessica and Matt are expecting their first (and humanity’s next) child this fall.