All the Best Pictures From the Star-Studded Tony Awards

Updated on June 9, 2015 at 11:50 PM

The Tony Awards were a family affair for Bradley Cooper, who brought his mom and sister along for the big night at NYC's Radio City Music Hall. Bradley was among the night's nominees, and during the show, he took the stage to present Helen Mirren with the award for best performance by an actress in a leading role in a play. Meanwhile, Helen took some time to snap selfies with Debra Messing on the red carpet, and the star-studded night also brought appearances from Jennifer Lopez, Nick Jonas, Kendall Jenner, and Bella Hadid. Keep reading for the best pictures from Broadway's big night, and then check out all the red carpet glamour at the Tony Awards.

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All the Best Pictures From the Star-Studded Tony Awards

Helen Mirren and Bradley Cooper

Jennifer Lopez, Nick Jonas, and Kiesza

Vanessa Hudgens

Neil Patrick Harris

Kendall Jenner

Helen Mirren and Debra Messing

Carey Mulligan and Bradley Cooper

Darren Criss and Vanessa Hudgens

Kristin Chenoweth and Alan Cumming

Matthew Morrison and Kelsey Grammer

Bella Hadid and Prabal Gurung

Colin Hanks and Rita Wilson

Joe Manganiello

Bobby Cannavale and Rose Byrne

Darren Criss and Carey Mulligan

Ashley Tisdale

Kat Dennings and Josh Groban

Ashley Greene

Bradley Cooper and Bryan Cranston

Helen Mirren

Jim Parsons and Taylor Schilling

Anna Chlumsky and Debra Messing

Bradley Cooper

Harry Connick Jr. and Jennifer Lopez

Vanessa Hudgens

Bradley, Gloria, and Holly Cooper

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