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Gavin Creel: Walk On Through | MetLiveArts

1 hour 38 min. watch

In 2019, Tony-winning actor Gavin Creel visited The Met for the very first time. Over the following two years, Creel spent countless hours in the Museum‘s galleries, falling in love with the collection and finding inspiration for a brand-new theater piece.

Now, as we remember the life and legacy of Gavin Creel (1976–2024), we are honored to publish the a full recording of “Walk On Through,“ Creel's love letter to The Met.

Recorded on October 25, 2021 in The Grace Rainey Rogers Auditorium

This performance was made possible by Mary Solomon/GS Gives.

Contributors

Gavin Creel would like to thank Harris & Nicole Schwartzberg for their support of the development of Walk on Through.

Composer, lyricist, and performer: Gavin Creel

Director: Linda Goodrich
Piano: Justin Mendoza
Keyboards, vocals: Madeline Smith
Guitars, vocals: Meg Toohey
Mandolin, violin, percussion, vocals: Dominic Dorset
Acoustic guitar, vocals: Chris Peters
Bass: Sherisse Rogers
Drums: Marques Walls

Stage manager: Laura Hirschberg
Assistant stage manager: Isabel Schwartzberg
Sound designer: Zach Crumrine
Lighting designer: Alban Sardzinski
Video/photographer: Andrew Keenan-Bolger
Assistant photographer: Kyle Beckley
Projection designer: Ryan Casey
Finale song producer: Ben Cullum

Vocalist: Audrey Rose Young
Vocalist: Brandon Pearson
Vocalist: Ryan Vasquez

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