City Guide's Theatre Editor Griffin Miller describes the show as "a rare piece of visual and audio creativity" with "totally Transylvanian vogue" costumes, "supernatural ambience, unique staging and ... immortal" performances that "turns the tables on tradition by telling 'the story of a vampire bitten by a human being, and says, "this wildly inventive show—involving singing, dancing, time-travel, film, and a symphonic soundtrack—beckons theatregoers to the underbelly of Nuevo Entertainment". They released a cast album of 25 original songs through Broadway Records digitally on September 21, 2018, and physically on October 5, 2018, which they wrote, arranged and produced. They play piano, guitar and drums and sing in different harmonies. The album has four opening songs, 19 songs from the show (from "La La La," sampled in "Watch the Throne", to "I am Like God") and two closing songs. In 2006, Mihaela published her first poetry book, "Rage and Love". In 2015, she published her second poetry book, "Wicked Clone or how to get reborn". In 2006, they played the leads Louise and Henriette in the musical "The Two Orphans" at the Casandra Theater, the theatre of the "L. L. Caragiale" National Theater and Cinema Art University, winning the Grand Prix at the Graduates' Gala. Monica Andronescu in "Jurnalul National" describes the show as a parody of a typical romance where an abandoned child is found after years of suffering and wandering. She continues, "An extraordinary explosion of energy and talent sums up the show "The Two Orphans" … It is worth highlighting the interpretation of the two orphans, Mihaela and Gabriela Modorcea, who prove, besides acting talent, real musical skills." After seeing their performance, Romanian playwright Dumitru Radu Popescu, former chairman of the Romanian Writers' Union, wrote a play for them, "Two Sisters", published in the award-nominated volume "Mr. Fluture and Mrs. Fluture." Later, Romanian director Mihai Maniutiu cast Mihaela and Gabriela in Eugene Ionesco's "The Future is in Eggs". Romanian Alexa Visarion directed them as the Twin Towers in "America Alive", a show in memory of September 11, 2001. Gabriela acted in the movie "" (2006) as "Taj's Sister."