UPFRONT is a black comedy about the film and television industry in America, explored through the experiences of two screenwriters trying to protect their dream jobs and keep their hands clean while responding to a disturbing scandal at their studio. Performed without intermission, this fast-paced descent into the backrooms of Hollywood politics takes place during the hour before a network advertising upfront, unraveling in real-time as best friends and creative partners attempt to spin bad press, overhaul stories, and justify the secrets they've kept from one another. It explores themes of institutional decay, the protection of systemic abuse, moral isolation and injury, and radical honesty.