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The judge also dismissed claims against two individual dancers named in the suit, Amar Ramasar and Zachary Catazaro.
The judge called Finlays alleged actions deplorable, but dismissed six other claims against him, which included assault.
Ramasar allegedly shared nude photographs of a different dancer, not Waterbury.
Finlay resigned from the company, while Ramasar and Catazaro were fired.
The American Guild of Musical Artists contested these firings, and Ramasar was eventually reinstated pending mandatory counseling.
Catazaro declined to return to the company.
Despite the protests,the production issued a statement saying that it stood fully behind Ramasar.
Performances of the show, as with all of Broadway, have since halteddue to the pandemic.
Vulture has edited this post to clarify the time of Waterbury and Finlays meeting.
