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‘The Rocky Horror Show’ Broadway revival casts Jimin Moon and George Salazar

Moon joins as Rocky, Salazar takes over as Eddie/Dr. Scott and Preston Perez joins the company beginning August 25.

Jimin Moon and George Salazar (Photos: c/o Polk & Co.)

Give yourself over... to new cast members. The Broadway revival of Richard O'Brien's “The Rocky Horror Show,” directed by “Oh, Mary!” Tony winner Sam Pinkleton, will welcome Jimin Moon as Rocky and George Salazar as Eddie/Dr. Scott. Additionally, Preston Perez will join the company as a swing. The trio will officially begin on August 25, with Josh Rivera and Harvey Guillén playing their final performances as Rocky and Eddie/Dr. Scott on August 23.

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Moon joins “The Rocky Horror Show” following his run in “Heated Rivalry: The Unauthorized Musical Parody.” On Broadway, Moon has appeared in “Sunset Boulevard,” “Lempicka and Disney’s “Aladdin.”

Salazar’s Broadway credits include “Be More Chill” and “Godspell.” On television, Salazar appeared in American Crime Story: Impeachment and Superstore.

Perez joins the company following a run in “Death Becomes Her” on Broadway. He made his Broadway debut in “A Beautiful Noise.”

“The Rocky Horror Show” cast currently features Rachel Dratch as Narrator, Andrew Durand as Brad, Luke Evans as Frank-N-Furter, Amber Gray as Riff Raff, Guillén as Eddie/Dr. Scott, Stephanie Hsu as Janet, Rivera as Rocky, Sherie Rene Scott as Magenta and Valentina as Columbia.

As previously announced, Jake Shears, Lorna Courtney and Kevin McHale will join the company as Frank-N-Furter, Janet and Brad, respectively. Shears begins performances on September 11, while Courtney and McHale will join the company on August 25.

This article previously appeared on Broadway.com.