NEW YORK — The musical “Waitress” hasn’t yet begun serving its specials on Broadway, but it’s already made some history.
Lorin Latarro has been hired to choreograph the show, joining a female book writer, composer and director. That’s the first time in Broadway history that the four top creative spots in a show have been filled by four women.
“The fact that it’s the first time across all these four departments is an amazing moment,” said Tony Award winner Diane Paulus, the director, who has also helmed the recent revival of “Pippin” and the new “Finding Neverland.”
FILE - In this April 15, 2015 file photo, director Diane Paulus attends the Broadway opening night after party of "Finding Neverland" in New York. Photo by Greg Allen/Invision/AP, File
