Beloved Broadway star Gavin Creel has died after a short battle with an aggressive form of cancer. He was 48. The Tony winner is known for his roles in the New York and London stage musicals Hello, Dolly!

Gavin Creel, a Tony-winning Broadway veteran known for his work in productions of “Hello, Dolly!” “Waitress” and “The Book of Mormon,” has died, according to his representative. He was 48.

Broadway lost one of its very own members, Gavin Creel, who died on Monday, Septmeber 30. The actor, who passed away at 48 years old, was known for his performances on Broadway – his last one being in December 2023, according to the New York Post.

All of Broadway’s marquees will dim to honor Gavin Creel following an outcry by theater fans when only a partial dimming was proposed after the 48-year-old Tony Award-winner’s death last month.

Gavin Creel has died. The Tony Award-winning Broadway star was just 48 years old. Known for his turns in stage productions of Hello, Dolly!, The Book of Mormon, and Waitress among many others, Creel died on Monday, September 30th at home.

Gavin Creel, a Tony-winning theater actor known for his work in shows like "Hello, Dolly!" and "Hair," has died. He was 48.

Creel played Steven Kodaly in the 2016 production of "She Loves Me" at Studio 54. The following season, Creel was tapped for the role of Cornelius Hackl, opposite legends Midler and David Hyde Pierce, in the smash 2017 revival of "Hello, Dolly!" directed by Jerry Zaks, winning the Tony for best featured actor in a musical.

Tony Award-winning Broadway star Gavin Creel passed away on September 30 at the age of 48. The celebrated stage actor-singer died due to a rare and aggressive form of cancer known as sarcoma. Creel’s publicist told The Associated Press that the actor died at his home in New York City after a two-month battle with

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All Broadway theaters will dim their lights to honor late actor Gavin Creel, who died last month at the age of 48.

Only select Broadway theaters were going to dim their lights in memory of Creel, in a decision that was met with outrage by the community.