See it if You want to see a Broadway star demonstrate true creativity in storytelling with original songs and a powerful story of self-discovery.
Don't see it if You do not appreciate concert-style loud pop/rock/soul music and minimalistic (but gorgeous) design.
See it if You love art, music and Gavin Creel. Must see performance
Don't see it if You’re expecting a full scale musical
See it if you like wonderful singing and some stunningly performed songs. Exceptional staging and use of visual imagines.
Don't see it if you are looking for a finished through-line. It really is all over the place, but well worth the journey.
See it if you enjoy seeing the beginning of a new way for art to influence art.
Don't see it if no reason, this show is worth your time..
See it if you love Gain Creel, art, or shows about what it means to create art. Its a truly original piece that makes me want to go to an art museum.
Don't see it if I honestly cannot think of any reason why anyone shouldn't see this show
See it if Marvelous musical and textual evolkation not only of (as the subtitle promises) a first time user of the Met but experiences in Covid years.
Don't see it if You expect either big Broadway production or spare one man presentation rather than the best Off-Broadway has to offer. Creel's music's fine Read more
See it if Creel's voice is perfect, the music is fun, great lyrics. Very personal, vulnerable, bio musical. Was impressed at the depth. Projections!
Don't see it if though I appreciated the stories and vulnerability, maybe some could say they don't need to know his bio. Almost all singing. Read more
See it if You’re a musical theatre or rock-pop music fan, and want an intimate show with some art thrown in. This is far more than a one parson show
Don't see it if You’re not into rock or musical theatre, but you’ll miss a real treat - this is so very good.
"4/5 Stars! Gavin Creel's many charms are exhibited well in 'Walk on Through: Confessions of a Museum Novice,' his heartfelt new song cycle about the Metropolitan Museum of Art... While occasionally self-indulgent, it's more often endearing, funny and relatable, and makes you yearn for a cast recording...It's a joy to behold fine art through his eyes."
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“ ‘Walk On Through’ is a deeply personal, though jumbled, concert-style memoir and meditation on the power of art.”
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“In learning to appreciate art, you can come to better understand yourself. That’s the gentle truism that undergirds ‘Walk on Through’, in which Gavin Creel — discovers a love for the Metropolitan Museum of Art after ignoring it for much of his adulthood.”
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" 'Walk on Through' is a curious project that struggles to offer a compelling narrative throughline for what are, in essence, scattershot standalone songs on the theme of connecting to the visual arts. But there’s no denying Creel’s talents as a songwriter and performer, and he’s a more than decent docent."
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