David, Cooper, NPH among Tonys presenters

Neil Patrick Harris may not be hosting this year's Tony Awards, and Larry David -- whose play Fish in the Dark premiered on Broadway this year -- is not a nominee. But both stars are among the presenters scheduled to pop up at this year's ceremony.

The list, announced Thursday, also includes Bradley Cooper, a contender for leading actor in a play for his performance in last fall's revival of The Elephant Man; Bryan Cranston, last year's winner in that category; and Sting, a nominee for best original score for his musical The Last Ship.

Bradley Cooper is a busy Elephant Man

Bradley Cooper, star of Broadway's production of "The Elephant Man", talks with Paste BN's Elysa Gardner about his Tony nomination, the physical demands of his role, and on moving the production to London.

Jason Allen and Robert Deutsch

Sting talks Tonys, Broadway

Paste BN's Elysa Gardner talks one on one with Sting about his Tony nomination and his presence on Broadway.

Jason Allen and Robert Deutsch

Jim Parsons, currently appearing in the new comedy An Act of God (not eligible this year, since it opens Thursday). is due to present as well, as are Amanda Seyfried (now appearing off-Broadway), Ashley Tisdale, Joe Manganiello, Kiefer Sutherland, Anna Chlumsky, David Hyde Pierce, Taye Diggs, ballet star Misty Copeland and Jason Alexander -- the Seinfeld alum scheduled to replace David in Fish June 9.

As previously announced, the live broadcast will include performances by Broadway stars and nominees such as Kristin Chenoweth (who's co-hosting with Alan Cumming), Kelli O'Hara, Chita Rivera, Brian D'Arcy James and Christian Borle.

The Tony Awards will be broadcast live from New York's Radio City Music Hall on June 7, 8-11 PM (ET/PT time delay) on CBS.