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Garrett Harris
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Columnist, San Diego Reader
San Diego
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By Garrett Harris Verified| San Diego Reader Verified The final production of the San Diego Opera 2024-2025 season is Giuseppe Verdi’s La Traviata; it opens on Friday, April 25, at The San Diego Civic Theatre. Composed in 1853, Traviata followed Verdi's Rigoletto and Il Trovatore, capping off what could be considered the greatest stretch of operatic hits a composer has ever managed. Traviata has remained the most popular of the three, due to its emotional content and, of course, the music.
By Garrett Harris Verified| San Diego Reader Verified Did you know that Beethoven’s Symphony No. 5 kills 20 percent of cancer cells? It’s true; I know because someone posted it on Facebook. I thought it seemed interesting so I investigated it with the all-knowing power of Google search. According to Snopes.com, the claim is based on a study from 2011. It was performed by a team in Brazil, and the effect was observed on cells in petri dishes.
By Garrett Harris Verified| San Diego Reader Verified The final production of the San Diego Opera 2024-2025 season is Giuseppe Verdi’s La Traviata; it opens on Friday, April 25, at The San Diego Civic Theatre. Composed in 1853, Traviata followed Verdi's Rigoletto and Il Trovatore, capping off what could be considered the greatest stretch of operatic hits a composer has ever managed. Traviata has remained the most popular of the three, due to its emotional content and, of course, the music.
Company Info
San Diego Reader
The San Diego Reader is an alternative weekly newspaper founded in 1972 by Jim Holman. It provides independent coverage of local news, arts, and culture in San Diego. Known for its longform literary journalism, the publication features concert listings, columns, and reviews of theater, film, music, and restaurants. The San Diego Reader specializes in content creation that highlights San Diego life, focusing on politics, arts, and entertainment. It offers comprehensive event listings, free classified advertisements, and investigative reporting through its "City Lights" section. The calendar section showcases local society events, dining options, and the music scene. In February 2025, the San Diego Reader transitioned from print to digital formats after 52 years of publication, reflecting changes in the media landscape.
San Diego, California, United States
+1 619-235-3000
Founded: 1972