NEW YORK — Juliette Lewis will make her Broadway debut as she rounds out the cast of the Luke Evans-led “Rocky Horror Show” revival, alongside Rachel Dratch, Amber Gray, Stephanie Hsu, Michaela Jae Rodriguez and more.

“Oh, Mary!” Tony winner Sam Pinkleton was previously announced to be directing 46-year-old Evans as Dr. Frank-N-Furter in the West End fixture’s Broadway debut, with the production running from March 26 to June 21 at Studio 54.

Gray, meanwhile, will star as Riff Raff, alongside Lewis as Magenta, and Rodriguez as Columbia, per Playbill.com. “SNL” alum Dratch will play the Narrator, with Andrew Durand in the role of Brad and “Everything Everywhere All at Once” breakout Stephanie Hsu playing Janet.

Harvey Guillén will play dual roles of Eddie and Dr. Scott, while Rocky is played by Josh Rivera.

Lewis and “Alienist” alum Evans aren’t the only Broadway newcomers, with the Roundabout Theatre Company’s production also marking a first for Guillén, Rivera and Rodriguez, as well as multiple other members of the company, including influencer Anania — serving as the understudy for Magenta and Riff Raff.

“Rocky Horror” first premiered in London in 1973. It has since enjoyed a generation-spanning legacy thanks in no small part to its 1975 cinematic adaptation, starring Tim Curry as Frank-N-Furter, Barry Bostwick as Brad and Susan Sarandon as Janet.

In addition to many international stage productions, “Rocky Horror” plays on screens throughout the year and across the world, generally with shadow casts adding in-person flair and fun to the “Time Warp.”

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