Videos of live performances from Eva’s various shows and appearances. If these aren’t enough Eva Moon videos for you, there are more on the Music page.
The Mutant Diaries: Unzipping My Genes
Hot Water from “The Mutant Diaries” – a song about wanting to escape from stress.
Learner’s Permit from “The Mutant Diaries” – You may think you know what fear is, but have you ever taught a teenager to drive?
A Modern Science Period from “The Mutant Diaries” – a parody of Gilbert & Sullivan’s “Modern Major General” takes on the confusion of medical terminology.
First You Jump
“Damage Control” – full performance – A senator running for re-election has to spin a T-rex-sized scandal.
Eva Moon & the Lunatics
“Mr. ESP” from “Moon Falling Down” – Eva Moon & the Lunatics – performed at Soulfood Coffeehouse
“Fly Away” – original song by Eva Moon – a sweet/sad song about honoring your past while letting it go
“Don’t Answer Yet” from “7 Deadly Sins… and Me” cabaret show ran for 9 months at Open Circle Theater in Seattle. Eva is tempted by late-night infomercials.
“Bailout Man” was Featured in “Plunder: The Crime of Our Time” a documentary directed by Danny Schechter.
“Light the F*cking Candles” – an NSFW song by Eva Moon & the Lunatics about the stress of blending Christmas and Chanukkah in one home. Voted number one new holiday song in Romania, 2007.
More Eva Moon videos
“Put on Your F*cking Mask” – A COVID-19 Sea Shanty.
“YouTube Kittens” – this song by Eva Moon was the result of a contest. Fans submitted and voted on song titles and she wrote a song for the winner.
“Lord Won’t You Buy Me a Roll of TP” – a COVID parody of “Lord Won’t You Buy Me a Mercedes Benz” by Janis Joplin from the early days of the COVID-19 Pandemic.
Balkanarama
Balkanarama performs Rom dance music at NW Folklife
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Eva's stories are lyrical in their telling: vignettes that are at once fantastical and yet universal in their relating to the human condition.
First You Jump brought me to new levels and more open perceptions on life, love, and the world. An eye-opening chance to unlock my perspectives.
Eva Moon is a master of dramatic juxtaposition: Taking a fantastic situation and dropping a struggling human in the middle. Tom Stoppard's wit, but with a profound soul and heart.
First You Jump” provokes thought and conversation. Moon’s talent at creating these worlds by using magical realism helps us explore human truths.
Funny and sad in perfect balance, it made me laugh and cry, sometimes both at once! Eva is a force of nature full of wisdom and musical comedy.
It’s a human story, it’s a woman’s story, told with music, warmth and humour. See this show – you’ll remember Eva Moon and her piano for a long time.
No matter how many people are in the audience with you, you are left feeling like you have just had a chat with a friend and shared something quite personal.
It sent me on a roller coaster of emotions, from tears to laughing my head off. It was humbling to be part of Eva's story and I felt like I was living her journey with her.
Such raw emotion and intimacy that you wonder if you've wandered into a room where you overhear her innermost thoughts on life, death, and the beauty of the human spirit.
