WAITRESS Will Officially Bow on Broadway in Spring 2016 — Page 10

NJ_BroadwayGirl said: "Yeah it was definitely discussed on these boards too. Hopefully it's prevalent enough that the creatives at least look at it. In any other context Ogie could be judged as creepy but passable, but when he's a character in the same story as an abuser it doesn't sit well. 

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They pride themselves in a full women creative team (something that is awesome), and yet a male character who really has no significance gets not one, but two songs that aren't even that good and have no bearing on the plot. If they like the songs that much (I have no idea why, they're easily the worst of the bunch), the should at least have the woman sing them. Let this be the women-led story it deserves to be! 

HenryTDobson said: "They pride themselves in a full women creative team (something that is awesome), and yet a male character who really has no significance gets not one, but two songs that aren't even that good and have no bearing on the plot. If they like the songs that much (I have no idea why, they're easily the worst of the bunch), the should at least have the woman sing them. Let this be the women-led story it deserves to be! "

Yes. I agree. I hoped they would be reducing the role a little but seeing that they have replaced Jeremy Morse with a bigger name in Christopher Fitzgerald (who was part of the first reading) it seems less likely.