Jordan Roth

Jordan Roth, per Wikipedia, "is the President and majority owner of Jujamcyn Theaters, where he oversees five Broadway theatres, including the St. James, Al Hirschfeld, August Wilson, Eugene O'Neill and Walter Kerr." He's also a lover of a dramatic suit, clearly.

Keegan-Michael Key and Elisa Pugliese

Keegan-Michael Key is starring in Hamlet this summer, with Oscar Isaac, and I would stab someone through a curtain to get to see that production. (Which hopefully will still be happening, given that The Public, which is putting it on, has recently lost a lot of corporate funding because people don't understand the lessons of Julius Caeser.)

Cobie Smulders and Taran Killam

Our photo source captioned Taran as "and guest." And guest! Jebediah Atkinson's reviews shall be MERCILESS! 

Mark Hamill

He looks jovial here, but made me cry when he introduced what I always gently refer to as The Dead People Montage.

Josh Groban

Also jovial, and the number from Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812 really made me want to see it.

Tommy Tune

Tommy vaguely looks, at the moment, as if he's about to star in an AMAZING musical about Siegfreid and Roy.

Ben Platt

By literally all accounts, Ben Platt is exceptional in Dear Evan Hansen, which I ALSO wish I could see. My kingdom for a money tree. (He also was a student of a friend of mine, which is exciting AND makes me feel quite elderly.)

Josh Gad

You could have shaved, Gad!

Kevin Spacey

Let's talk about Spacey's hosting: I thought he was...fine. He was a weird choice as host, and I thought a LOT of his bits were tremendously dated (a Johnny Carson imitation? A Bill Clinton bit? What year IS it?) but he was perfectly professional and sometimes that's all you can expect. (I agree with everyone that Rachel Bloom, who was the Backstage Color Commentator, would have been amazing, but it's not quite her time yet. Give her a couple of years.)

Justin Guarini

Justin Guarini performed the In Memorium song with a variety of other people -- including Okieriete Onaodowan, who I LOVE but who maybe didn't walk the red carpet?- and I am delighted to see him. Between that and his hilarious-to-me Dr Pepper ads, maybe we're in for a Guariniaissance

Nick Kroll, John Mulaney

I did think these two were legitimately pretty funny. Is Kroll wearing a lavendar shirt? I'm impressed.

Tom Sturridge and Olivia Wilde

PLEASE tell me Tom Sturridge's haircut is for the play he's currently doing with Olivia. PLEASE. (There is no excusing his outfit, though. He looks deranged.)

Justin Paul, Benj Pasek

They are having a VERY good year, given that they're the folks behind Dear Evan Hansen AND they just won an Oscar for La La Land.

Jonathan Groff

This slideshow features 3 out of 5 of Hamilton's King Georges. (The original and current King George, Brian D'arcy James was there, but I don't have a shot of him; Rory O'Malley wasn't present as far as I can tell.) I personally saw both Rannells AND Groff and they were both, obviously, excellent. I might give it to Rannells, but just by a hair.

Andrew Rannells

YOU'RE WELCOME, ANDREW.

Christopher Jackson

I love you, Chris Jackson, and your suit is resplendent!

Leslie Odom Jr, Nicolette Robinson

Nicolette looks lovely, as usual. Leslie looks extremely debonair, ALSO as usual.

Hamish Bowles

When else are you going to wear the pink tux, I ask you?

David Oyelowo

Speaking of debonair, he could teach a class.

Darren Criss

Darren looks as handsome as ever, but his suit might be a WEE bit too snug in the blazer. Like, a teeny tiny tiny bit.

Gavin Creel

He won for his role in Hello, Dolly! and something about this suit even FEELS very Hello, Dolly

Orlando Bloom

"I'm Orlando Bloom, and I'm an ACTOR. Oh, whoops! Wrong awards show!"

Ben Vereen

And Ben Vereen is wearing a top hat like the gd national treasure that he is.

David Hyde Pierce

Best supporting facial hair goes to David Hyde Pierce, in a tight race. It's the right outcome, though. Look at that.

The Dudes of the Tonys

So many dudes, so many suits, so little time!