Baccarat and Basil Hayden, the official bourbon of the Tony Awards, are hosting a special speakeasy pop-up for the attendees and winners during the Sunday, June 16, ceremony
While all eyes will be on the stage for the Sunday, June 16, Tony Awards, the stars will calm their nerves beforehand at the bar.
“In its 260-year history, Baccarat has continued to celebrate creative expression, so it’s an honor to once again return to the Tony Awards and celebrate those in the world of stage acting who have such a profound impact on culture,” Adam Banfield, the president and CEO of Baccarat North America, said in a press release.
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