Physics and singing? Ms. Mora managed the unthinkable–putting a fresh spin on the subject of love–melding intellectual thoughts on topics as varied as black holes and supercomputing and devilishly funny commentary on the intersection between American obsession with technology and the search for love with sultry, jazz-infused vocals. She more than proved her versatility by comfortably delivering emotionally on-point vocals with technical precision. She was delightful.

Mora is the complete package—great voice, songwriting ability, humor, intelligence, looks and imagination. Oh, how I wish my science teachers had presented this material in such an appealing manner. A joy from start to finish, this marks the start of stardust coalescing into a star.

Most people don't associate Einstein with laughs and music, but those people need to see Einstein's Girl. Gia Mora's show is a delightful romp that will make you think and smile.

Captivating! Gia sauntered through a cosmic vortex of jazzy tunes and witty lyrics. Powerhouse vocals, spot-on jokes, and a lesson in physics–impressive!

It's such an impressive set of vocal performances, not just technically but spiritually ... there's heart and passion in these works, enough swing to make the performances distinctive and yet without losing their technical perfection ... that's a synthesis you expect to only hear from, I dunno, Edith Piaf, or Nina Simone.

Everyone needs to see Gia Mora‘s show and buy her CD. It is seriously outstanding. I am so wowed by her talent and her genius. Hurry before you miss this.