Gia Mora

Gia Mora is an actor, singer, and writer based in LA. She’s appeared in BASKETS, TRUE DETECTIVE, and IMPRESS ME as well as the upcoming feature THE WRITER IS DEAD. Her critically acclaimed original musical comedy EINSTEIN'S GIRL played to sold out houses on both coasts. Miz Mora's writing spans eclectic array of topics from science to feminism… and is often set to a killer dance beat. A vegan yogi with a passion for all things feline, Gia loves eco-chic living, fine art, and Italian cooking. Follow her on Instagram.

REVIEW: Einstein’s Girl at Malibu Playhouse

Love, physics, technology form bond in ‘Einstein’s Girl’ Malibu Surfside News Alex Vejar, Assistant Editor The intricacies of science and technology coupled with the unpredictability of love came together in the one-time performance of “Einstein’s Girl” on Saturday, Feb. 27, at Malibu Playhouse. Actress, comedian and singer Gia Mora navigated through those topics using comedy …

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One Entangled Evening

Last month I had the honor of performing with Caltech physicist John Preskill at One Entangled Evening–a show celebrating the future of quantum computing. Nobel laureates, billionaires, sparkly dresses–what more could you want? Watch Highlights From the Show Oh, plus there was this: Paul Rudd. Stephen Hawking. Chess. Cats. Need I say more?

It’s All Relative

Shakespeare famously wrote, All the world’s a stage, And all the men and women merely players. Little did he know that for the next 300 years, physicists would view the universe in a similar way. “[Classical] physics was like a play,” says theoretical physicist (and my good friend) Sean Carroll. There was a stage, and there were actors. …

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Field Notes: GM at MANH(A)TTAN Screening

The eminent cosmologist Sean Carroll once said, “In physics, if you haven’t contributed anything by the time you’re 50, you’re through. In acting, you only get better with age.” Indeed, acting is a discipline where the master practitioners continue to evolve and deepen as time passes, and, like physics, it’s a field where upstart crows look to those more experienced for guidance …

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