It was a family affair at the opening night of the new play Dilaria, which stars Ben Stiller and Christine Taylor's 23-year-old daughter Ella Stiller in her Off-Broadway debut. The proud parents were joined by their 19-year-old son Quinlin "Quinn" Dempsey Stiller at the DR2 Theatre in New York City for a family photo.

The trio hit the red carpet, posing together in front of the Dilaria step-and-repeat backdrop. Christine wore a black dress paired with a bright yellow purse, while Ben and Quinn sported similar dark-colored suit jackets over blue, button-up shirts.

The darkly comedic play by Julia Randall follows Ella as the titular character, a wealthy young woman who becomes obsessed with the online attention her late classmate receives after her sudden death.

Ella wore a strapless, floral gown with a slit in the leg for the occasion, while her costars Chiara Aurelia and Christopher Briney also stepped out to pose for photos on the red carpet together.

Earlier this month, Ella opened up to PEOPLE about how lucky she feels to have her parents' support amid her blossoming acting career. The actress says her relationship with them has "only deepened, because it's just another thing to connect on, to be able to talk about and to relate to on a deeper level."

Ben has also graced the New York Stage, making his Broadway debut in Lincoln Center's 1986 revival of The House of Blue Leaves in 1986. He later returned to the play for a revival in 2011.

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Tickets for Dilaria are now on sale.

The young actress is also set to star in the upcoming season of And Just Like That and the all-star comedy movie Driver's Ed. She will also make a cameo with Ben in Happy Gilmore 2.

In October 2024, Ben walked the red carpet with his daughter at the Make Equality Reality Gala at Sony Hall in New York City. The father-daughter pair matched in all-black ensembles.

Ella wore a black jacket, a black tube top, and black pants. She accessorized with a pair of green sandal heels.

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