Seattle's very own punk infused Pony Time will be doing live performances for the play, "Paper Houses," debuting at the end of March. Originally written and produced by Curtis Lee Fulton, the play tells the story of billboard operator, Stanley Strange, who has a sign that is blocking views of the rich, and is being thrown out. The other storyline follows James Silver, who is a wealthy alcoholic who decides on a whim to move in order to escape his ex-wife and criminal charges that center around a minor. Silver decides to fund Stanley's legal situation, and it becomes a battle that is formulated around class structure and financial woes.

The alternative punk duo that is Pony Time makes the crowd move with their funky disco garage rock beats that are dangerously addicting. Stacy Peck annihilates the drums like a machine gun and a target and Luke Beetham is a genius on the bass and vocals. The energy that Pony Time dispenses during shows is electrifying, I can't even fathom how great they would be featured in a play.

"Paper Houses" will be premiering at the Annex Theater March 28th-31st for $20.
 Doors open at 8PM, get your tickets now before it's too late!