According to the Frozen star's new memoir, In Gad We Trust, Nicholaw's "inexplicable behavior" created an "awful environment," Entertainment Weekly reported.
"Our director, Casey, was a genuinely brilliant creative visionary and truly helped to make the show the giant hit it would go on to become. What he lacked, however, are social skills and anything resembling team-building leadership," Gad wrote.
Gad also noted Nicholaw's "complete lack of leadership" the day after The Book of Mormon won nine Tonys.
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The quote in question was given by Nicholaw to the The New York Times for a profile in which the director criticized Gad's approach to comedy, saying, "Josh's comedy basically just says Watch me. Love me. Josh is just out there."
Parade reached out to Nicholaw's rep for comment but did not immediately hear back.
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