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.

To honor the late Gavin Creel, a Tony winner and mainstay of Broadway for several decades, all theaters will now dim their lights in what has become a longstanding tradition for icons of the stage. The announcement came on Wednesday following a deafening outcry from the Broadway community over the decision to only dim about one-third of all theaters

The landlords also said they would reconsider their process for determining who to honor with full and partial dimmings.

Select Broadway theaters will dim their lights for the late Gavin Creel at a date and time being coordinated with his family, the Broadway League said today. Creel’s death from a rare and aggressive cancer at age 48 on September 30 has prompted a massive and continuing outpouring on social media of love and heartbreak

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.